When biologists needed to quickly analyze strains suspected in the E. coli outbreak still reverberating through Europe, the Department of Energy’s… Read More
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University of Illinois computer scientist William Gropp is an expert at making code run fast. When it comes to tools… Read More
Bert Debusschere digs around in some messy stuff. He looks for ways to understand chemical and biochemical reactions that are… Read More
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If bytes were pennies and you stacked them, they would go from Jupiter to the sun and back, by the… Read More
Imagine trying to find someone in a New York City telephone book if the names were listed randomly. Scientific databases… Read More
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