Leveraging diverse expertise, researchers and designers from the National Center for Supercomputing Applications collaborated with the University of Illinois on two tools to help schools safely transition back to in-person learning.
Tag: Health Sciences
NCSA Announces 2021 Fiddler Innovation Fellowship Recipient
Ariana Barreau receives NCSA’s eDream Institute’s Fiddler Innovation Fellowship Award at the Illinois Innovation Prize virtual ceremony on April 15, 2021.
NCSA Researchers Identify Biomarkers to Accelerate Liver Toxicity Testing in New Products
More rapid and accurate testing methods could lead to safer products on the market.
NCSA Faculty Fellows Gain Nutritional Insights from Biomarkers
A research team led by NCSA Faculty Fellows were able to apply machine learning to human nutrition research.
NCSA Wins Multiple Awards During SC20
NCSA and our partner institutions were honored to take home awards during the annual Supercomputing Conference (SC20), spanning from Agriculture to Visualization and many domains in between.
NCSA Contributes to Mobileshield COVID Testing Lab
NCSA experts help to automate lab processes to make COVID-19 saliva testing more efficient and mobile
C3.ai DTI Awards $5.4 Million for AI Research to Mitigate COVID-19
The C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute awards funding to 26 projects for research about COVID-19 and its impact on racial, economic, and healthcare disparities.
NCSA Welcomes 2020-21 Faculty Fellows
The NCSA Faculty Fellowship is a competitive program for faculty and researchers at the University of Illinois which provides seed funding for new collaborations that include NCSA staff as integral contributors to the project.
NCSA SPIN Program Works Toward Closing the Stem Gap
This program aims to create an inclusive and collaborative environment by pairing interns with field experts to enhance tech skills, and in turn, contribute to diversification of STEM fields.
Blue Waters Aids Researchers in Breakthrough Flu Simulations
Rommie Amaro, a Blue Waters researcher from UC-San Diego, has used Blue Waters to simulate movement in the viral envelope of the flu virus.