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NCSA helps tap historic oceanographic data so scientists can learn more about the current state of oceans and how they might be affected by climate change.

NCSA’s newest advanced computing resource is on the floor and will be launching soon. Researchers should start planning to utilize this new resource.

NCSA Chief Scientist Daniel S. Katz was named one of the 66 inaugural IEEE Computer Society Distinguished Contributors in honor of his contributions to the society and the profession.

A team of researchers uses deep learning, satellite imagery, software and supercomputers to make permafrost data more accessible, leading to insights on climate change.

Fiddler Fellow William Patterson’s Hip Hop Xpress Innovation Lab fuses STEM and hip-hop to inspire and encourage students across the country.

NCSA’s Advanced Visualization Lab worked with researchers and scientists to make Earth data more accessible and easier to process.

NCSA researchers use high-energy physics and AI to develop FAIR guidelines that drive discovery and innovation through improving data management and stewarding best practices.

UIUC researchers are invited to apply for time on NCSA’s newest computing and data resource.

Witnessing the rise of supercomputing over the years, NCSA leaders share milestones and fond memories in this retrospective feature.

The free tool now includes enhanced weather forecasting and nitrogen estimation, leading to better-informed decisions in farming.

NCSA has processed and extracted more than 390 million astrophysical sources, most of them corresponding to galaxies.

NCSA-supported research helps map the Eridanus supervoid near Earth. Verifying its existence could mean that the universe is expanding faster than expected.

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Through the Dark Energy Survey, astronomers discovered more than 70 Jupiter-sized exoplanets in the Milky Way.

NCSA is pleased to announce an allocation award opportunity on Delta, NCSA’s new advanced research-computing and data resource that is launching in just a few weeks.

C3.ai DTI invites scholars, software developers, and researchers to advance the science of digital transformation with artificial intelligence (AI) designed to harden information security (Infosec) and secure critical infrastructure.

NCSA and UIUC made history with the Blue Waters computing system. Now, after nearly 10 years, that system is coming to an end.

Through NCSA and its Center for Artificial Intelligence Innovation, the REU program provides specialized hands-on training to students across the nation.

Working closely with the Center’s Healthcare Innovation Program Office, the NCSA Visual Analytics team and faculty affiliates collaborate with NIH and ISB scientists to gain insight into future COVID-19 treatments.

Using supercomputers across the nation, including NCSA Blue Waters, researchers used nanopores to identify proteins with single amino acid resolution.

NCSA’s eDream Institute awarded Illinois students and faculty for innovative multidisciplinary research projects in 2021. Fellows were honored in a virtual awards ceremony.

Using collaboration, satellite imagery, supercomputers, and advanced visualization, ACE sheds light on the effects of rising global temperatures to help guide and inform possible solutions.

A small project to track melting in one section of polar ice is now mapping the entire Earth.

Eleventh Year NCSA is Recognized by HPCwire Awards, Given to Leaders in the Global High-Performance Computing Community.

Dr. Kindratenko, an NCSA veteran, brings decades of institutional knowledge, teaching, research and computing experience to the director role.

Taiga system offers more affordable, seamless moving and storage.

A global leader in open-source software development, NCSA ramps up its software directorate to do even more.

Illinois researchers across disciplines have received $10 million to research agrivoltaic systems