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Meet NCSA’s Jim Phillips, former lead NAMD developer

Since starting with NCSA, Phillips' time has been primarily devoted to developing concepts and ideas for NCSA's future supercomputers, but he's also had the chance to learn more about NCSA from an insider's perspective and is excited about his future here at NCSA.

Deadlines to apply for NCSA fellowships and internships are rapidly approaching

Undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty from institutions around the U.S. are invited to apply for these opportunities.

NCSA SPIN intern Daniel Johnson published in Classical and Quantum Gravity

Undergraduate's open source software to monitor and post-process catalogs of numerical relativity simulations in high performance computing environments.

NCSA paves a new way for using geopolymers

Their goal is to understand the impact of nanoporosity on stiffness and strength of geopolymers via molecular dynamics and finite element modeling.

NCSA announces GECAT funding of two international seed projects

Blue Waters’ international collaboration program opens doors for researchers in Puerto Rico, Barcelona, Shanghai and beyond.

NCSA wins best visualization award at Supercomputing ‘17

Advanced Visualization Lab wins first and second place in best of category

NCSA wins Top Supercomputing Achievement and a Best Use of HPC in 2017 HPCwire Editors' Choice Awards

NCSA receives two honors in annual HPCwire awards recognizing leaders in the global HPC community.

NCSA releases 2017 Blue Waters Project Annual Report detailing innovative research and scientific breakthroughs

Blue Waters has accelerated research and impact across an enormous range of science and engineering disciplines throughout its more than 4-year history covered by the report series. This year is no different.

NCSA at SC17: It’s Time to Change the World Again

NCSA advocating for support of world-changing research at largest annual supercomputing event.

With help from XSEDE, ArcticDEM completes Presidential Order

XSEDE connects people and resources to accelerate national initiative.

NCSA calls on HTCondor partnership to process data for DES

The images from the Dark Energy camera were processed using the Dark Energy Survey data reduction pipelines at NCSA using HTCondor.