October 2022
Efficient and inclusive
Argonne computer scientist works on power and processor efficiency while diversifying the workforce.
Category Archives: Special Report
June 2022
Work shift
A Sandia researcher looks at how COVID-19 has reshaped the computational science community and remote work – in lasting ways.
July 2021
Crafting community
The Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship celebrates 30 years of cultivating leaders and innovators.
April 2017
Data-driven drugs
DOE-NCI project applies computational power to predict molecular targets for cancer therapies.
February 2017
Cancer uncertainties
Models based on advanced statistical theory and machine-learning algorithms aim to predict a disease’s trajectory.
November 2016
Machine-learning curve
An Oak Ridge-led pilot project is devising automated computational tools to collect key data from medical records and deliver the right cancer treatment at the right time.
October 2016
Cancer’s search engine
The Department of Energy collaborates with the National Cancer Institute to apply supercomputing number-crunching power to cancer research.
January 2015
Careers that compute
DOE computing jobs go begging for applicants, study finds.
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 2011
Network superstar at 25
ESnet, the data network that ties 25,000 scientists to Department of Energy laboratories, computers and instruments, is celebrating its 25th birthday with a facelift.