Using supercomputers across the nation, including NCSA Blue Waters, researchers used nanopores to identify proteins with single amino acid resolution.
Author: NCSA News Staff
NCSA’s Blue Waters Supercomputer Helps Map the Earth
A small project to track melting in one section of polar ice is now mapping the entire Earth.
NCSA Receives Honors in 2021 HPCwire Readers’ and Editors’ Choice Awards
Eleventh Year NCSA is Recognized by HPCwire Awards, Given to Leaders in the Global High-Performance Computing Community.
Volodymyr Kindratenko Named Director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence Innovation at NCSA
Dr. Kindratenko, an NCSA veteran, brings decades of institutional knowledge, teaching, research and computing experience to the director role.
NCSA Introduces a New Way to Manage Data
Taiga system offers more affordable, seamless moving and storage.
NCSA Software Fits Many Research Toolboxes
A global leader in open-source software development, NCSA ramps up its software directorate to do even more.
NCSA Researcher Contribute to USDA-Funded Agrivoltaics Project
Illinois researchers across disciplines have received $10 million to research agrivoltaic systems
Daniel S. Katz Elected to IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors
NCSA Chief Scientist will join the Board of Governors for the IEEE’s Computer Society.
NCSA Contributes to $4.4 Million Astronomy Cyberinfrastructure Project
The NSF-funded project, called MUSES, will help to build an open-source cyberinfrastructure that can be used to generate Equations of State for astronomical research.
Marginal Land for Growing Bioenergy Crops Less Than Estimated
NCSA’s Blue Waters aids researchers in estimating marginal land available for bioenergy production.