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XSEDE Resources Help Researchers Achieve Crystal Clear Results. Literally.

Supercomputer-Generated Models Shed Light on Color-Changing Material Applications
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6/17/19 successes comet sdsc chemistry materials science

Supercomputers Help Engineers Discover New Materials for Solar Cells and LEDs

Large-Scale Quantum Calculations are Key to Findings
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6/3/19 successes comet sdsc led solar cells energy

XSEDE-Allocated Resources Power Population Genomics Study

Comet, Jetstream, Bridges Run Millions of Genomic Simulations Assisted by the Open Science Grid
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Dangerous Curves Ahead

Machine Learning Enables Scientists to Spot “Comma-Shaped Clouds,” Extreme Weather
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5/21/19 successes psc bridges meteorology comet sdsc ai earth science

XCRI team supports Doane University in HPC build and implementation

XSEDE Capabilities and Resource Integration (XCRI) staff assisted in building a new high performance computing (HPC) cluster at Doane University in Crete, Nebraska
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5/10/19 successes xcri nebraska doane university

Turning Algorithms into Applicable Skills

XSEDE initiates successful advanced computing training partnership with Cal State Los Angeles
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XSEDE personnel help University of Cincinnati create Advanced Research Computing Cluster

New system enables a variety of R&E activities, fosters increased collaboration between scientific, engineering, and humanities departments
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Illinois researcher uses XSEDE to contribute to black hole image

Charles Gammie, a professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Illinois, used supercomputer simulations to help confirm the first-ever captured image of a black hole.
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XSEDE Supercomputer Simulations Help Combat Tuberculosis (TB) Granulomas

University of Michigan Team Uses Comet and Stampede2 to Create TB-Formation Models
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4/29/19 successes tacc stampede2 comet sdsc cell biology tuberculosis gransim

Application Deadlines Extended for Advanced Computing for Social Change, Computing4Change

These programs are geared towards undergraduate students who want to enhance their skillset and create positive change in their community.
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4/26/19 successes acsc computing4change studentengagement c4c communityengagement broadeningparticipation

Capture and Convert

XSEDE Helps Pitt Team Design Material to Capture and Turn CO2 into Useful Products
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4/25/19 successes psc bridges climate change

Pulsating Cells

Research using XSEDE supercomputers studies bioelectric effects of cells to develop new anti-cancer strategies. Cell membranes are the key regulating factor for biological processes at the...
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4/22/19 successes biology

Getting to Know the Campus Champions

We heard from eight different Campus Champions, both old and new, about what they value the most about the Campus Champions program. Over the past decade, the Campus Champions program, which was...
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4/18/19 successes campuschampions education

Campus Champion Publishes CURE Paper

Cal Poly Pomona Inorganic Chemistry Professor Teams With Graduate Student. For the past three years, several course-based undergraduate research experiences, called CUREs, have been led by Campus...
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4/15/19 successes comet sdsc chemistry

Researchers Use XSEDE Allocated Resources to Simulate Turbulent Flows

Turbulent flows are everywhere, even though they are often invisible to the human eye. Turbulent flows are everywhere, even though they are often invisible to the human eye. Using supercomputers...
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