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Together with co-founding institution NCSA, IASC hopes to unite nearly 100 publicly funded worldwide supercomputing centers.

The Center-wide file system nearly doubles its usable space and achieves a maximum throughput of 110 gigabytes per second.

IEEE Computer Society President Bill Gropp presided over the awards presentation for three awards at the 2022 Supercomputing Conference.

SPIN interns and participants of a 10-week research experience in machine learning at NCSA were recognized for their outstanding research contributions at the end of the summer.

Paper on FAIR principles for AI models wins HPCwire Readers’ Choice award for “Best Use of High Performance Data Analytics & Artificial Intelligence.”

NCSA Affiliate and UIUC Dance Professor John Toenjes brings dance into the digital age using gamification and mobile apps.

Over the past 10 years, the field of Research Software Engineering has emerged at the intersection of software development and research. We spoke with NCSA Research Software Engineers to learn

We see the results of randomized clinical trials every day, but how these trials are designed is as essential as the outcome.

Parsl, software designed to help simplify supercomputing, will now focus on community outreach and sustainability.

NCSA was awarded part of a five-year, $5 million NSF collaborative award to advance the Cybershuttle project.

NCSA takes top honors in three different award categories announced at Supercomputing Conference 2022.

Introducing the 2022-23 CAPS Fellows – seven new scientists with accomplishments from working on the James Webb telescope project to studying black holes.

NFI is seeking applications for its graduate fellowship program for next year.

Students and faculty of three NCSA programs were recognized for their outstanding work and contributions to computational research in a variety of fields.

NCSA Visual Analytics Group works with scientists to make tumor phylogeny data more intuitive and detailed, improving research and prognoses.

NCSA’s own Greg Bauer knows that building and supporting a supercomputer is only part of the work. Getting the word out is just as essential.

As the iForge machine retires, we give it the send-off it deserves.

What if you could diagnose MS or Parkinson’s by taking a walk in front of a camera? NCSA affiliate Richard Sowers is part of a research team that’s done just

We spoke with Kaiyu Guan about his research journey from Blue Waters to Delta.

Director Bill Gropp and Chief Scientist Daniel S. Katz offered their expertise on DEI in the supercomputing community and software sustainability at multiple conferences around the world.

UIUC students competed to solve examples of exciting and challenging energy problems at an NCSA weekend event.

NCSA shares virtual reality experiences with Pygmalion 2022 attendees.

Alaina Kanfer is back at NCSA working with the Healthcare Innovation Program Office and the Industry Program Office. We spoke at length with her about her time at NCSA with

NSF approves Delta for full production following review.

A collaborative research award between NCSA and six other institutions will take on an effort to standardize how scientific data is described.

With these changes, NCSA is committing to end-to-end guidance for supercomputing research community members of all experience levels.

A dozen NCSA Fellows are part of nine different projects funded by the NCSA Fellowship program.

What if instead of limiting your characters to 280 per tweet, Twitter limited how many tweets you could post to 280…for life. That’s the crux of an experiment that got