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WGN highlights climate change research on Blue Waters
Meteorologist Tom Skilling visits U of I to learn more about the climate work of Don Wuebbles. Read more
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The Great Lakes Consortium is now accepting proposals to use Blue Waters
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MechSE researcher uses Campus Cluster to explore thermal waste recovery
“It was really key for us that...we had an up-and-running workhorse computing system that was ready to do the calculations we need to do,” said Elif Ertekin. Read more
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IACAT supports six collaborative projects
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Project aims to improve security of industrial control systems
The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant of almost $1.6 million to a team of cybersecurity experts from the University of Illinois and the International Computer Science Institute. Read more
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Dark Energy Survey begins
Illinois provides astronomical collaboration with camera components, data intensive computing, and scientific analyses. Read more
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Illinois allocations on Blue Waters
Each year that Blue Waters is in operation, up to 13 million node-hours will be allocated to projects from the University of Illinois. Read more
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Q&A: Illinois allocations on Blue Waters
Illinois researchers interested in applying to use the supercomputer are invited to an information session on Sept. 6. Read more
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NCSA internship applications due Sept. 6
NCSA is looking for highly motivated, creative Illinois undergraduate students for to tackle challenging projects through hands-on internships during the 2013-2014 academic year. Read more
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Illinois applications to use Blue Waters supercomputer are due Sept. 19
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Blue Waters opens sea of possibilities for Beckman researchers
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Intel’s Curley and NVIDIA’s Parker to speak at Extreme Scaling Workshop
Joe Curley from Intel and Steven Parker from NVIDIA will be the invited speakers at this year’s Extreme Scaling Workshop, Aug. 15-16 in Boulder, Colorado. They will provide perspectives as industry leaders in heterogeneous computing. Read more
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Illinois students invited to open house
NCSA is looking for highly motivated, creative Illinois undergraduate students for to tackle challenging projects through hands-on research fellowships during the 2013-2014 academic year. Read more
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Blue Waters supercomputer upgraded to 13 petaflops
NCSA's Blue Waters supercomputer is being upgraded with 12 additional Cray XK racks, each with 96 nodes. This boosts the system's peak performance to over 13 petaflops. Read more
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NCSA names new director
H. Edward Seidel, the senior vice president of research and innovation at the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology in Moscow, has been named the director of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, pending approval of the U. of I. Board of Trustees. Read more
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