Part of the Science at the Exascale series. The periodic table of the elements hanging in most chemistry classrooms has… Read More
Step on a Tesla Roadster’s accelerator, and “your head snaps back,” says Winfried Wilcke, electric-car enthusiast, pilot and Nanoscale Science… Read More
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Part of the Science at the Exascale series. After decades of neglect, the nuclear energy industry is playing catch-up. The… Read More
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When biologists needed to quickly analyze strains suspected in the E. coli outbreak still reverberating through Europe, the Department of Energy’s… Read More
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but when a star explodes, a flame burns or cells divide uncontrollably… Read More
Computing’s rapid evolution demands equally fast changes in software. Users want programs that run on any machine, from a laptop… Read More
Part of the Science at the Exascale series. If clean, abundant energy from nuclear fusion – the process that generates the… Read More