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LCI Workshops registration open
The Linux Cluster Institute is hosting two workshops to help Linux system administrators in HPC. One will be at the University of Wyoming, May 22-26, the other at Georgia Tech, August 14-18. Read more
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Industry Program study labeled ‘key scientific article’ by engineering publication
Industry Program study will lead to a 'massive leap' of advances in high-fidelity modeling Read more
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A day in the life of Large Synoptic Survey Telescope employees at NCSA
Over the 10-year survey, NCSA will be the main LSST data center, archiving all images and catalogs of astronomical objects and making these data available to astronomers for scientific analysis. Read more
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NCSA intern credits SPIN Program for dream career opportunity
Intern Emily Chen will join Parker Hannifin to conduct market research to determine the best products for an Internet of Things upgrade, then potentially working towards developing these new products. Read more
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Call for new NCSA Faculty Fellows
This competitive fellowship program provides a unique opportunity for faculty and researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign by offering seed funding for start-up collaborative research projects. Read more
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Reducing jet noise with XSEDE resources
XSEDE researcher models the flow field of noise from fighter-jet engines with help from supercomputers and computational support staff. Read more
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Blue Waters Graduate Fellow: Andrew Kirby
The Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship was awarded to ten outstanding Ph.D. students in computational science. In this series we're featuring brief introductions to who they are and what they're trying to accomplish. Read more
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PEARC17 Call for Participation
Proposals and abstracts due March 6. Read more
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Blue Waters Graduate Fellow: Sean Seyler
The Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship was awarded to ten outstanding Ph.D. students in computational science. In this series we're featuring brief introductions to who they are and what they're trying to accomplish. Read more
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NCSA helps researchers access GENI
GENI uses federated authentication so that experimenters can access GENI using their home organization identities, without needing to create a separate GENI password. Using organizational identities also makes it easier for experimenters to invite each other into project groups. Read more
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Do you hear it now?
Blue Waters speeds up gravitational wave analysis Read more
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Blue Waters pushes magnetic reconnection research
Blue Waters researchers use plasma interaction simulations to study magnetic reconnection. Read more
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Unearthing America’s rural history
XSEDE researchers spent the last year using algorithms to analyze post-Depression photos, including many destroyed by government officials. Read more
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NCSA’s Matthew Turk joins School of Information Sciences faculty
NCSA's Matthew Turk has recently joined the School of Information Sciences (iSchool) faculty at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as an assistant professor. Turk will retain the same NCSA projects and groups, including group leader of NCSA's Data Exploration Lab, as a faculty affiliate. Read more
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Blue Waters supercomputer research call for proposals
The Great Lakes Consortium for Petascale Computation is soliciting research proposals, due December 2. Read more
