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DOE CSGF fellows and alumni infuse their research and mentoring with efforts to build an inclusive workforce.
Oak Ridge’s algorithms for exascale computers, a Gordon Bell Prize finalist at SC23, anticipates the arrival of next-generation nuclear power for climate-change mitigation.
UIC-led team uses powerful computers to unfurl genomic secrets.
JLab adapts internet TV approach to filter, calibrate and analyze accelerator data in real time.
National Center for Atmospheric Research scientists’ simulations reveal that wildfires influence La Niñas and pack other climate punches.
Oak Ridge-led team enlists computing to see the ultra-tiny.
An Oak Ridge-led group combines algorithms and supercomputers to reveal information that scientists missed.
Exascale computing power helps researchers understand bubble behavior that can handicap reactor technology designed to capture carbon dioxide emissions.
A UC Davis scientist deploys exascale supercomputers to refine predictions of dangerous weather.
World Quantum Day is April 14. ASCR Discovery checks in with Berkeley Lab’s Bert de Jong, one of quantum computing’s leading experts.