We the AI trainers

November 12, 2024
Bill Cannon

Computer scientists are democratizing artificial intelligence, devising a way to enable virtually anyone to train their own AI models, no… Read More

AI turbocharge

October 30, 2024

Electrifying transportation and storing renewable energy require improving batteries, including their electrolytes. These fluids help lithium ions shuttle seamlessly from… Read More

Pandemic preparedness

October 16, 2024

During the pandemic turmoil, Margaret Cheung reconsidered her career. At the University of Houston, she was approaching the physics of… Read More

A heavy lift

August 1, 2024

Growing up in the remote countryside of China’s Hunan province, Z.J. Wang didn’t see trains or automobiles often, but about… Read More

Frugal fusion

July 16, 2024

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) scientists are creating simulations to advance magnetic mirror technology, a potential path to safe, clean… Read More

A deeper shade of green

June 26, 2024

Niall Mangan uses data to explore the underlying mechanisms of energy systems, particularly ones for energy capture, transduction and storage.… Read More

Under life’s hood

May 30, 2024

The Institute for Computational Biomedicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, Cornell University’s medical college in New York City, needs help from… Read More

Holistic computing

April 24, 2024

Bahar Asgari thinks that high-performance supercomputers (HPCs) could run far more efficiently and consume less energy. That’s particularly possible when… Read More

Quanta in bulk

April 2, 2024

Quantum computers hold the promise of processing information exponentially faster than traditional machines — 100 million times the speed of… Read More

Aiming exascale at black holes

March 20, 2024

In 1783, John Michell worked as a rector in northern England, but his scientific work proposed that the mass of… Read More