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Nine University of Illinois researchers selected for NCSA Fellowships
This competitive program provides seed funding for demonstration or start-up projects, workshops, and/or other activities with the potential to lead to longer-term collaborations around research, development and education with particular interest in projects that can lead to stimulating demos of extreme-scale cyberinfrastructure. Read more
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Ten PhD students from across the country selected as Blue Waters Graduate Fellows
The awards are made to outstanding PhD graduate students who have decided to incorporate high performance computing and data analysis into their research. Read more
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HPC-facilitated modeling of bone may be key to helping those affected by bone disease
Multiscale modeling of bone may assist in diagnostic tools for those affected by bone diseases like osteoporosis. Read more
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NCSA’s visualization team hitting the red carpet
Designers and scientists team up to make IMAX 3D movie magic Read more
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University of Illinois researchers help discover ‘dark galaxy’
Hidden galaxy found in ALMA gravitational lens image. Read more
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The detective with a thousand faces
Illinois professor Ted Underwood uses high-performance computing to discover literary patterns to see relationships between things that might have seemed unrelated before. Read more
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CyberGIS Center’s ROGER supercomputer tracks Pueblo civilization
ROGER computer models how climate change affected Pueblo culture Read more
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Blue Waters enables massive flu simulations
UCSD researchers model the viral coat in unprecedented detail. Read more
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SPIN Open House
Undergraduates are encouraged to come learn about available projects and discuss their interests with program mentors on March 31 at 3pm in the NCSA building. Read more
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DNA molecules directly interact with each other based on sequence
Using Blue Waters supercomputer simulations, researchers find DNA molecules interact with each other based on sequence. Read more
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CompGen team builds ancestral trees to determine disease-causing genetic variants
With the power of supercomputer Blue Waters, a team of Illinois researchers are working to understand how ancestral influences on our genomes can make us either susceptible or resilient to diseases. Read more
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NCSA teams up with Spurlock Museum for 30th anniversary exhibit
The exhibit spotlights NCSA's 30 years of science, research and education. Read more
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Blue Waters instrumental in recent computational development
Adjunct professor and technical program manager Seid Koric was part of the team that successfully and efficiently solved a large finite element problem. Read more
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Better understanding of voltage-gated-like ion channels may spark improvements in general anesthesia
Researchers work to understand voltage-gated-like ion channels and how they are affected by anesthetics. Read more
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DES data from NCSA featured in art show
Gigabytes of data collected from the Dark Energy Survey camera and processed at NCSA are featured in the art show "Art of Darkness" Read more
