NCSA headlines

1. Blue Waters Graduate Fellow: Erin Teich

   The Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship was awarded to ten outstanding Ph.D. students in computational science. In this series we're featuring brief introductions to who they are and what they're trying to accomplish. Read more

   released on 09.22.16 

2. Blue Waters Graduate Fellow: Iryna Butsky

   The Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship was awarded to ten outstanding Ph.D. students in computational science. In this series we're featuring brief introductions to who they are and what they're trying to accomplish. Read more

   released on 09.19.16 

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   Profiles Series: Six Questions for the 2016 NCSA Blue Waters Graduate Fellows

   Follow throughout this series as we individually highlight the 2016 Blue Waters Graduate Fellows to learn more about their research. Read more

   released on 09.19.16 

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   Larry Smarr to present '50 Years of Supercomputing: From Colliding Black Holes to Dynamic Microbiomes to the Exascale'

   Supercomputing icon's talk to stream live from NCSA's 30th Anniversary. Read more

   released on 09.14.16 

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   Donna Cox to deliver ‘The Unofficial History of Visualization’

   Scientific visualization leader's talk to stream live from NCSA's 30th Anniversary. Read more

   released on 09.13.16 

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   Something’s going on in the arctic

   Arctic maps created using NCSA's Blue Waters supercomputer are helping researchers understand the changing landscape of some of the most remote places on Earth. Read more

   released on 09.01.16 

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   NCSA hosting Q&A session about Blue Waters Illinois allocations due September 15

   NCSA will host a question-and-answer session on September 8, 1-2 p.m. to allow Illinois researchers and scientists to ask Blue Waters experts about allocation proposals, which are due by September 15. Read more

   released on 09.01.16 

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   NCSA data management technology leveraged in NSF-funded data project SEAD 2.0

   SEAD 2.0 is available for researchers to manage, share, and collaborate around scientific data, and, when they’re ready, effortlessly publish and preserve data in long-term repositories. Read more

   released on 08.31.16 

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   NCSA partnering with 2016 Pygmalion Festival

   Originally a music festival, the festival now includes a growing tech component—featuring speakers and panels in all subjects—food, literature, and made festivals. Read more

   released on 08.18.16 

10. Collaborators sought for new interdisciplinary approach to climate change research

    Each partner organization is seeking four representative participants to create a community of scholars who can support one another in generating exciting new ideas for research on climate change resilience. Read more

    released on 07.21.16 

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    Pokémon GO fad: What designers and data scientists can learn

    An alum from NCSA's Students Pushing Innovation (SPIN) intern program is taking his work to the next level—and he says Pokémon GO is helping him get there. Read more

    released on 07.19.16 

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    NCSA Staff to present at XSEDE16 in Miami

    Topics range from hydrology research to using big data to recover black women's history. Read more

    released on 07.18.16 