January 2016
State of excitement
Advances in excited-state physics promise to fine-tune energy-related materials.
Author Archives: Bill Cannon
November 2015
Tackling a trillion
Trillion-particle simulations take on the biggest big-data problems that exist.
November 2015
Assembling a flood
A Berkeley Lab-UC Berkeley team says its program can reconstruct entire genomes in just minutes.
October 2015
Laser focus
Simulations explore how a tumor-killing laser’s high-energy fields can rip matter apart.
September 2015
Costly crumbling
Mira grinds out models that show how rock and other materials break.
July 2015
Mounting a charge
Early-career awardees attack exascale computing on two fronts: power and resilience.
July 2015
Zooming in
Research helps identify relevant science concealed in large image data sets.
July 2015
When electrons cooperate
University of Illinois physicists apply supercomputing to explore unconventional, high-temperature superconductivity.
November 2014
Exascale road bumps
A blue-ribbon panel identifies the top 10 challenges on the path to a computer a thousand times faster than today’s machines.
November 2014
Chilly models
Project aims to improve ocean modeling.