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XSEDE IMPACT JULY 2020

Artificial intelligence on XSEDE systems is key to speeding simulations of neutron star mergers

XSEDE IMPACT JUNE 2020

Death from sudden cardiac arrest makes headlines when it strikes athletes. But it also causes the most deaths by natural causes in the U.S., estimated at 325,000 per year.

The Galaxy project is one of the world's largest, most successful, web-based bioinformatics platforms. With regard to Covid-19, researchers perform the majority of their parallel processing and analyses on the XSEDE-allocated Stampede2 and Jetstream supercomputers located at TACC

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April 2020 IMPACT

Viruses such as the novel coronavirus rely on the host cell membrane to drastically bend and eventually let loose the replicated viruses trapped inside the cell. Scientists have used supercomputer simulations to help propose a mechanism for this budding off of viruses.

March 2020 IMPACT

Chimpanzee "oral microbiome" shows surprising frequency of species linked to human disease

February 2020 IMPACT

XSEDE systems support pattern recognition-based extreme weather prediction

January 2020 IMPACT

Boron carbide is one of the hardest materials on earth, yet it's also very lightweight, which explains why it has been used in making vehicle armor and body protection for soldiers.

December 2019 IMPACT

Iron, one of the most abundant elements in the universe, is most typically found in gaseous form in stars such as the sun and in a more condensed form in planets such as Earth.

November 2019 IMPACT

Over the past few years, offshore wind farms have emerged across the world as a viable source of energy.

XSEDE IMPACT OCTOBER 2019

Screening mammography is an important tool against breast cancer, but it has its limitations. A "normal" screening mammogram means that a woman doesn't have cancer now. But doctors wonder whether "normal" images contain clues about a woman's risk of developing breast cancer in the future.