Using AI to IMPROVE cancer research and treatments Science The DOE is leveraging its leadership computing resources to accelerate the research and development of effective cancer treatments. DOE's INCITE program now seeking proposals for 2026 Call for Proposals Now open through June 16, 2025, the INCITE program is accepting proposals to access ALCF and OLCF supercomputers for large-scale computing projects aimed at achieving breakthroughs in science and engineering. Aurora Updates Aurora Science and User News ALCF Developer Session: Accelerating AI Training and Inference for Science on Aurora Exascale Supercomputer InsideHPC AI and Quantum Chemistry: Powering the Next Leap in Drug Design Qubit Pharmaceeuticals Is Dark Energy Changing? Mysterious New Data Challenges Einstein’s Cosmological Constant SciTechDaily Aurora supercomputer accelerates cancer treatment discovery Innovation News Network Learn More About Aurora ALCF 2024 Annual Report Report Check out the ALCF’s 2024 Annual Report to learn how the facility and our user community are driving advances in exascale computing, AI for science, HPC workforce development, and more. Vanguards of HPC-AI: ALCF’s Victor Mateevitsi Staff Recognized by insideHPC as an HPC-AI Vanguard, Mateevitsi is applying cutting-edge tools like extended reality and large language models to redefine how scientists interact with their data. Researchers leverage AI and HPC to revolutionize cancer research Science Building on years of AI-driven cancer research, scientists at Argonne are using the ALCF's Aurora exascale supercomputer to accelerate drug discovery and improve drug response predictions. Purdue joins ALCF Lighthouse Initiative Announcement Purdue's Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) is joining the initiative to expand opportunities for university researchers to leverage ALCF's powerful supercomputing and AI resources.
