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Argonne team breaks new ground in AI-driven protein design

Science
A finalist for the 2024 Gordon Bell Prize, the team's multimodal protein design framework used five of the world’s top supercomputers, including the ALCF’s Aurora exascale system.
Visualization of malate dehydrogenase

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Aurora
Argonne’s exascale supercomputer, Aurora, is leveraging several technological innovations to support cutting-edge machine learning and data-intensive workloads alongside more traditional modeling and simulation campaigns.
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Aurora Science and User News

PSU English professor to lift curtain on one of world’s most powerful supercomputers

Portland State University

Argonne’s Exascale Computing Pushes Boundaries of 3D Neuronal Mapping

HPCwire

@HPCpodcast: Aurora Exascale Update and Other HPC-AI Topics with Argonne’s Rick Stevens and Mike Papka

InsideHPC

Ready for Exascale - Bringing Science Into the Future

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Scientists prepare for the most ambitious sky survey yet

Science
Argonne scientists are contributing to the success of the Legacy Survey of Space and Time through advanced simulation, analysis, and collaborative partnership.
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Virtually reconstructing brains with exascale computing

Science
As part of the Aurora Early Science Program, scientists are using AI and exascale computing power to advance connectomics research.
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Nobel Prize winner conducted protein folding research at Argonne user facilities

Science
A longtime ALCF user, David Baker of the University of Washington was recognized with the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his groundbreaking work in computational protein design.
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Summer students tackle supercomputing and AI research projects

Outreach
This summer, over 40 undergraduate and graduate students collaborated with ALCF mentors on innovative research projects, gaining firsthand experience with HPC and AI for science.
ALCF student participates in the 2024 CELS Student Poster Sesssion.

User Updates

MyALCF User Portal Available to Users

User Portal
We've launched the MyALCF portal to help users manage their awards and teams. The portal will also provide system status, training and events, and facility updates. MyALCF portal offers a personalized view of your project(s) activity. Users will have up-to-date project information about each project. Additionally, users will now have a GUI for sbank. The interface makes using the tool easier than interacting with the command line interface.
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Events

Upcoming Training and Events

Scalable Mesh-based Scientific Machine Learning for Fluid Dynamics Simulations

11/06/2024

Scaling Large Vision-Language Models for Enhanced Multimodal Comprehension in Scientific Discovery

11/07/2024

Intro to AI Series: AI Accelerators

11/12/2024

Closing the Loop: AI-Powered Multi-scale Modeling to Autonomous Synthesis for Materials Discovery

11/13/2024

Building Sustainable and Collaborative Data-Ecosystems

11/13/2024

The Space of Possible Minds

12/18/2024

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Recent Facility Updates

Maintenance Notice: Groq: November 4

MyALCF Portal Launching on November 4

Coming Soon: Crux System

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ALCF Weekly Updates Now Sent in HTML

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