Crops for a changing planet
An Oak Ridge team links plant performance and genetics, seeking a food-biofuel balance in a changing climate.
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An Oak Ridge team links plant performance and genetics, seeking a food-biofuel balance in a changing climate.
DOE researchers span multiple scales on the Summit supercomputer to zero in on possible protein faults that produce cancer.
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Oak Ridge and General Motors researchers let the Summit supercomputer take the wheel of autonomous vehicle systems.
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A Sandia researcher looks at how COVID-19 has reshaped the computational science community and remote work – in lasting ways.
A Flatiron Institute biologist uses supercomputers and their quantum cousins to streamline the search for promising drugs.
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