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NCSA facilitates performance comparisons with china’s #1 supercomputer

Paper describes 'porting' and running of a discovery-science-capable code from the plasma physics domain onto Sunway TaihuLight's 'home-grown' architecture.

GECAT project announces two new funding opportunities

Blue Waters and XSEDE researchers can submit proposals to collaborate with international organizations

Industry Program study labeled ‘key scientific article’ by engineering publication

Industry Program study will lead to a 'massive leap' of advances in high-fidelity modeling

Blue Waters Graduate Fellow: Andrew Kirby

The Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship was awarded to ten outstanding Ph.D. students in computational science. In this series we're featuring brief introductions to who they are and what they're trying to accomplish.

Blue Waters Graduate Fellow: Sean Seyler

The Blue Waters Graduate Fellowship was awarded to ten outstanding Ph.D. students in computational science. In this series we're featuring brief introductions to who they are and what they're trying to accomplish.

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Blue Waters speeds up gravitational wave analysis

Blue Waters pushes magnetic reconnection research

Blue Waters researchers use plasma interaction simulations to study magnetic reconnection.

Blue Waters supercomputer research call for proposals

The Great Lakes Consortium for Petascale Computation is soliciting research proposals, due December 2.

New research brings earthquake prediction a step closer

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign geology professor Lijun Liu ran models of 100 cores each on Blue Waters to help them develop a method to estimate weakness in the Earth's outer layers.

NCSA booth at SC16 to highlight depth, capabilities

Series of demonstrations, events make booth #2501 the place to be

Blue Waters research integrates data to predict E. coli behavior

UC-Davis associate professor and his lab have been using the Blue Waters supercomputer to predict bacterial behavior.