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NCSA scientist employs supercomputer simulations in Ohio gerrymandering case
Dr. Wendy K. Tam Cho, a professor at the University of Illinois and a Senior Research Scientist at NCSA, was called as an expert witness in a case on electoral redistricting filed in Ohio’s Sixth District Court. Read more
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Can You Imagine: Shaping the Future of Finance with HPC?
Using computing resources, Mao Ye tackles large amounts of data currently being collected by companies and finance institutions. Read more
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Collaborative efforts produce clinical workflows for fast, translational genetic analysis
NCSA's Genomics team partnered with the Mayo Clinic to speed up clinical testing as part of the Mayo Grand Challenge project Read more
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NCSA Student Spotlight: Rishabh Rajagopalan
This month's Student Spotlight features Rishabh Rajagopalan, a SPIN intern since summer 2018, who works on the DISSCO project Read more
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NCSA contributes to LIGO and Virgo Neutron Star Collision Detection
For the first time ever, a massive global collaboration, including a team from NCSA, has identified a far-away neutron star collision. Read more
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Four Ph.D. students selected as Blue Waters Graduate Fellows
Now in its sixth year, the Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship program has announced this year's cadre of fellows. Read more
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NCSA Student Spotlight: Sarah Habib
The junior studying engineering physics at Illinois joined the INCLUSION-REU program and NCSA Gravity Group, leading her publishing her work in three academic papers. Read more
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Illinois researchers sweeten “honeypot” to catch, blacklist hackers
A paper to understand how programs were being attacked was accepted by the prestigious USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation. Read more
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Can You Imagine: Helping Research Reach New Heights with AI?
Vlad Kindratenko helps researchers refine the tools and applications that they use to make discoveries and gain insights with high-performance computing. Read more
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Blue Waters and XSEDE user Charles Gammie contributes to M87 black hole image
Using simulations made on the Blue Waters supercomputer and XSEDE resources, University of Illinois astrophysicist Charles Gammie and his research team enabled the first-ever picture of a black hole, captured last week. Read more
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Blue Waters user Claire Porter wins NOAA David Johnson Award for ArcticDEM Research
Porter and the ArcticDEM team used the Blue Waters supercomputer to create digital elevation models to map the Arctic, the Antarctic, and soon, the entire world. Watch video
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NCSA announces latest recipient of Fiddler Innovation Fellowship
Jewel Ifeguni, a senior in communications within the University of Illinois' College of Liberals Arts & Sciences and also the Founder and CEO of YouMatter Studios, was awarded the $10,000 Fiddler Innovation Fellowship at the Illinois Innovation Prize ceremony. Read more
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NCSA Brown Dog and Box Skills Speed up Astronomical Research
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Can You Imagine: Surveying the Night Sky in the Era of Big Data?
Imagine being able to map the night sky five times more frequently than our current human capability. Read more
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Two NCSA affiliates receive NSF CAREER Awards
Blue Waters professors Kaiyu Guan and Mattia Gazzola have each received an NSF CAREER award, a prestigious achievement for young researchers across the United States. Read more
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