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yt 3.5.0 released
This major release includes a number of new features, minor improvements, and bugfixes. Read more
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Herstory: Digital Innovation Symposium and Book Signing set for October 26
Public is invited to hear from Midwestern women who shaped early digital media and participate in breakout sessions focused on empowering women in the workplace. Read more
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Entire galaxies are moving around in the ‘stockyards’ of cluster galaxies
Tom Quinn, an astronomy professor at the University of Washington, leads the N-body Shop, where he works on running and analyzing simulations of structure and planet formation in the Universe, along with studying galactic and solar system dynamics. Read more
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Success through the years: NCSA Industry
With over thirty years of success, NCSA recognizes the role of research in industrial advancements and innovation. Read more
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Final call for Blue Waters allocations
Illinois faculty and researchers will have one final opportunity for allocations. Read more
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Making sense of the complex
New insights in human diseases including cancer, chronic pelvic pain, latent tuberculosis and heart disease are the result of the work of NCSA's VI-Bio group's ability to analyze data and transform abstract biological results into visual form. Read more
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Ten NCSA projects nominated for HPCWire Readers’ Choice Awards
Voting is now open for the 2018 edition of HPCWire's annual Readers' Choice Awards, to be presented at SC18 in Dallas next month. Read more
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What does it look like when two black holes collide?
Thanks to a new simulation from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the Blue Waters supercomputer at NCSA, we now have a pretty good idea what it looks like when two black holes collide. Read more
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Unzip, turn around, rezip
Using the Blue Waters supercomputer, University of Illinois researchers make new discoveries on how DNA gets repaired by a molecular machine, the first simulation work to provide an atomistic-level look at what is happening in the helicase. Read more
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Dark Energy Survey releases first year value-added data products
The Dark Energy Survey, led by NCSA, has just released a new set of data that catalogs over 130 million astronomical objects, including galaxies and stars. Read more
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LCI seeking host sites for 2019 workshops
These workshops provide education and technical training for the deployment and use of computing clusters to the high performance computing community worldwide. Read more
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Members of Illinois’ Nanomanufacturing Node develop new tool for building minuscule objects
Varun Kelkar and Mahfuzul Kabir have recently developed a new tool that can accurately simulate and predict the smallest possible constructible object from a given material, opening the door to research and commercial possibilities. Read more
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NCSA Faculty Fellow examines effects of gun violence in Chicago stress study exhibit
With unique, visual representations the exhibit details the women's stories in the wider context of Black inequality and racial trauma. Read more
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NCSA @ Grace Hopper Celebration 2018
Every year, the Grace Hopper Celebration brings together the world's largest gathering of female technologists. As part of NCSA's commitment to diversity, NCSA sponsors a select number of employees and post docs to attend the conference. Read more
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How a zombie fish may one day save your heart
Using the Blue Waters supercomputer, Illinois researcher Mattia Gazzola studies the interaction between musculoskeletal systems and environments. Read more
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