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Augmented reality app brings Alma back for commencement!
Artists and programmers across the Illinois campus, including NCSA's Alan Craig, came together to create a free augmented reality app that ensures the Class of 2013 will be able to share in a beloved U of I tradition by having their photo taken with a photo-realistic, high-resolution digital Alma Mater.
Graduate student award winners receive access to Blue Waters supercomputer
The two winners of the 2012 Graduate Student Award in Computational Physical Chemistry, given by the American Chemical Society's Theoretical Subdivision, will receive 100,000 service units (3,125 node hours) on the Blue Waters supercomputer to accelerate their research.
NCSA Headlines
- Blue Waters Symposium to feature new methods, results
- Register now for Virtual School summer courses on data-intensive and many-core computing
- NCSA's Slagell guest blogs on Blue Waters and Bro
- Blue Waters to help team better understand global precipitation
- Undergraduate SPIN fellows to present their NCSA projects on May 1
- Gropp discusses Blue Waters supercomputer on WILL Focus
- XSEDE, Blue Waters help team improve earthquake simulation code
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