The ALCF is now seeking proposals for its new AI Program for EXploration (APEX), a collaboration and development program designed to fast-track novel applications of AI in science. Selected projects will receive access to ALCF's HPC and AI resources, as well as staff support and an ALCF-funded postdoctoral researcher.

With help from ALCF's Polaris supercomputer, researchers developed RADAR, an AI-powered framework designed to advance multi-messenger astrophysics.

Aimed at graduate students, postdocs, and computational scientists, APTESC provides training on the key skills and tools needed to use the world’s most powerful supercomputers for scientific research.

Optimized to run on supercomputers, including ALCF’s Aurora exascale system, OpenMC enables researchers to simulate entire fission reactors and fusion devices with unprecedented detail.

As part of Argonne’s long-standing contributions to the ATLAS experiment, teams are leveraging ALCF supercomputers, including Aurora, to process, simulate, and analyze growing volumes of ATLAS data