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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

NCSA Chief Scientist will join the Board of Governors for the IEEE’s Computer Society.

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.

NCSA’s Blue Waters aids researchers in estimating marginal land available for bioenergy production.

NCSA’s Seid Koric, Brendan McGinty, and Shirui Luo participated in Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s Machine Learning for Industry Forum in August.

The multidisciplinary, National Science Foundation-funded collaboration aims to understand the communication of plants.

NCSA’s Community Data Clinic helps provide laptops and internet access.

NCSA’s Radiant system helps researchers manage data through the cloud, offering significant cost savings.

Group will help guide project’s growth and development

The early career researchers receive substantial support and time on NCSA’s sustained-petascale performance Blue Waters supercomputer.

International and domestic students participated in various NCSA projects, working alongside experts and mentors to address real-world challenges using advanced digital resources.

ReSA, the Research Software Alliance, has named Daniel S. Katz as its inaugural Steering Committee Chair.

NCSA celebrates and honors its Chief Scholar and Illinois Professor Donna J. Cox as she retires after nearly four outstanding decades of contributions to art, science, research, technology, and society.

The NCSA Faculty Fellowship program awarded 15 University of Illinois faculty funding for 10 interdisciplinary research projects involving our center.

High school students got first-hand experience studying space and the Universe last week through the Girls’ Astronomy Summer Camp run by Illinois’ Department of Astronomy and NCSA’s Center for Astrophysical

Learn more about her journey and what inspired her to co-found ProteCKD and AxisMED in this Q&A.

This spring, NCSA’s SPIN program went completely virtual. Despite the circumstances, the program completed a successful virtual session and recognized notable projects, interns and mentors for the 2020-21 academic year.

The international DES collaboration uses a massive, public collection of astronomical data and calibrated images compiled with the help of NCSA to make remarkable discoveries about our Universe.

The consortium awarded $4.4M in funding and advanced computing resources to 21 projects at partner institutions.

The Catalyst Program brings identity and access management expertise, support to the InCommon community.

NCSA’s Center for Artificial Intelligence Innovation uses COVID-19 chest x-rays to explore best methods.

The Dark Energy Survey collaboration has created the largest ever maps of the distribution and shapes of galaxies, tracing both ordinary and dark matter in the universe out to a

Ben Grosser, an NCSA affiliate and University of Illinois professor, is using social media to reveal truth, and art, in the digital world.

University of Illinois professor awarded a $200,000 RAPID grant to design a 3D-printable medical mask inspired by the nasal structures of animals.