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Blue Waters intern visualizes a career in app development
Recent Illinois grad credits NCSA Blue Waters internship in developing augmented reality app, desire for PhD. Read more
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UI researchers use supercomputer to develop techniques for more accurate evolutionary trees
Tandy Warnow, a professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is using NCSA's Blue Waters supercomputer to design methods of creating more accurate phylogenies. Read more
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Great Lakes Consortium awards time on Blue Waters supercomputer
Nine research teams selected to use most powerful supercomputer on university campus. Read more
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NSF grants 14 researchers time on Blue Waters supercomputer
The awarded allocations reached a combined total of 84.5 million node hours (2.7 billion core hour equivalents), valued at $52.4 million. Read more
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NCSA grants $2.6m in new Blue Waters supercomputer awards to Illinois researchers
NCSA has awarded 3,697,000 node hours of time on the Blue Waters supercomputer to Illinois researchers from Spring 2017 proposal submissions. Read more
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4CeeD framework wins Best Paper Award at the IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Cluster, Cloud, and Grid Computing
The paper describes a data acquisition and analysis framework (called 4CeeD) for the materials-to-devices process that leverages the Clowder framework developed at NCSA. Read more
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NCSA scientist using Big Data to aid emergency responders
Researchers win NSF award to improve community emergency resilience. Read more
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Bill Gropp named NCSA Director
Ken Kennedy Award recipient to lead Center into the next era of research and advanced digital applications. Read more
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Dark Energy Survey Data Management group lays groundwork for next survey at NCSA
NCSA will host the data facility for operations for a next-generation survey using the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope. Read more
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XSEDE visualization expert helps researchers show colliding white dwarfs
Researchers using XSEDE try to answer a long-standing question: what causes type Ia supernovae? Read more
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Seeing the Beginning of Time
Seeing the Beginning of Time looks deep into space and time, featuring one of the most far-reaching scientific efforts ever undertaken to study the universe. Read more
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Foundation supports Crops in silico Project
The Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research has awarded Amy Marshall-Colón $274,000 to continue her research for Crops in silico, a project to develop a suite of virtual plant models that may help resolve a growing gap between food supply and demand in the face of global climate change. Read more
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Orchestrated move of scientific data minimizes user impact of Blue Waters upgrade
NCSA deploys custom software to limit impact from a storage disk subsystem upgrade on Blue Waters' science. Read more
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LIGO detects gravitational waves for third time
Results confirm new population of black holes. Read more
