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ALCF supercomputers power scientific breakthroughs in 2020

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Over the past year, ALCF supercomputing resources have enabled a number of impactful studies and publications across scientific disciplines.

ALCF supercomputers power scientific breakthroughs in 2020

ALCF News

Argonne National Lab’s Key Role in Global Pandemic Fight

HPCWire
Published 01/12/2021

Argonne Teams Earn HPCwire Awards for the Best Use of HPC in Energy and Industry

HPCWire Award for Best Use of HPC in Energy

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 01/05/2021

Argonne partners with Chicago Public Schools to bring scientists and students together for virtual STEM events

Argonne partners with CPS to bring scientists and students together for virtual STEM events

Nextgov
Published 01/04/2021

How Supercomputing and Advanced X-Rays Helped the Government Fight COVID-19

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/23/2020

Eight ways Argonne advanced science in 2020

Aramco Americas
Published 12/17/2020

Innovation in high-performance computing earns Aramco and collaborators HPCwire award

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/16/2020

Q&A with Junhong Chen: Argonne’s lead water strategist addresses questions on managing our precious water resources

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 12/11/2020

DOE to Provide $32 Million for Advanced Computational Research in the Sciences

Federal News Network
Published 12/10/2020

Can a national lab forecast traffic jams to prevent them in future?

Building a better traffic forecasting model

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 12/09/2020

Jump into Computer Science Education Week

Convergent Science
Published 12/09/2020

HPCwire’s ‘Best Use of HPC in Industry’ Awarded for Enabling Fast Design Optimization of Propulsion Systems Using HPC and Machine Learning

HPCWire
Published 12/07/2020

Argonne Augments Theta Supercomputer with GPUs to Accelerate Coronavirus Research

HPCWire
Published 12/01/2020

What’s New in Computing vs. COVID-19: SC20 Edition

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 11/20/2020

Argonne team collects Best Paper Award at SC20

UC San Diego UC San Diego News Center
Published 11/20/2020

UC San Diego Leads Research that Earns Gordon Bell Special Prize

ZDNet
Published 11/19/2020

Intel, Argonne National Lab co-design XeHP GPUs, oneAPI in exascale HPC chase

ASCR Discovery
Published 11/19/2020

Climate on a new scale

Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM)

HPCWire
Published 11/19/2020

Gordon Bell Special Prize Goes to Massive SARS-CoV-2 Simulations

HPCWire
Published 11/19/2020

At SC20, an Expert Panel Braces for the Next Pandemic

InsideHPC
Published 11/19/2020

Intel Provides Aurora Update as Argonne Developers Use Intel Xe-HP GPUs in Lieu of ‘Ponte Vecchio’

DOE Office of Science
Published 11/18/2020

Four Decades of Advancing Computing for Discovery

HPCWire
Published 11/18/2020

Intel Xe-HP GPU Deployed for Aurora Exascale Development

Intel
Published 11/17/2020

Intel and Argonne Developers Carve Path Toward  Exascale 

InsideHPC
Published 11/17/2020

A Bridge to ‘Ponte Vecchio’: Argonne Aurora Developers Using Substitute Intel Xe-HP GPUs

Tech Xplore
Published 11/16/2020

Scientists use artificial intelligence to forecast large-scale traffic patterns more accurately

InsideHPC
Published 11/16/2020

INCITE Awards HPC Time to 51 Research Projects on ORNL, Argonne Supercomputers

HPCWire
Published 11/16/2020

DOE INCITE Program Awards Supercomputing Time to 51 Research Projects

Exascale Computing Project
Published 11/12/2020

The US DOE Exascale Computing Project (ECP) Announces the Availability of the Extreme-Scale Scientific Software Stack (E4S) v1.2

MIT News Office
Published 11/11/2020

No matter the size of a nuclear party, some protons and neutrons will always pair up and dance

HPCWire
Published 11/11/2020

DOE to Showcase Scientific Computational Expertise at SC20

Globus
Published 11/10/2020

Globus Celebrates Ten Years of Connecting the Research Universe

InsideHPC
Published 11/09/2020

Argonne to Share Scientific HPC Advances at SC20

HPCWire
Published 11/09/2020

Argonne Researchers to Share Scientific Computing Advances at SC20

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 11/09/2020

U.S. Department of Energy to Showcase Scientific Computational Expertise at SC20

HPCWire
Published 11/05/2020

ALCF Researchers Work to Port Quantum Simulation Codes to GPUs

Programming for Aurora: Best Practices for GPU Code Development

HPCWire
Published 11/05/2020

ALCF Data Science Program Seeks Proposals for Data and Learning Projects

Computing in Science & Engineering
Published 10/23/2020

The U.S. High-Performance Computing Consortium in the Fight Against COVID-19

Edge AI and Vision Alliance
Published 10/23/2020

Software First: oneAPI Simplifies Development for Heterogeneous Computing

University of New Mexico
Published 10/22/2020

UNM leads Department of Energy-funded research collaboration to advance materials research

Northern Illinois University
Published 10/21/2020

Q&A with Michael Papka, Presidential Research, Scholarship and Artistry Professor in Computer Science

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/19/2020

Salman Habib receives Sidney Fernbach Award from IEEE Computer Society

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 10/19/2020

Probing the “Equation of State” of Neutron Matter—The Stuff that Neutron Stars Are Made Of

IEEE Computer Society
Published 10/16/2020

Salman Habib Named Recipient of the IEEE Computer Society Sidney Fernbach Award

Tech Xplore
Published 10/15/2020

Creating software that will unlock the power of exascale

Exascale Computing Project
Published 10/15/2020

Intel Executive Discusses Engagement with Energy Department, Argonne, and ECP

Intel
Published 10/15/2020

Intel and Argonne National Laboratory Celebrate Exascale Day

Aerospace America
Published 10/14/2020

Seeing deep inside engines with X-rays

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/14/2020

Argonne developers celebrate important milestone for Globus

HPCWire
Published 10/14/2020

Preparing for Exascale Science on Day 1

Fusion Recurrent Neural Network (FRNN) code

Sci-News
Published 10/12/2020

New Research Sheds Light on Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions

SciTechDaily
Published 10/12/2020

New Calculation Using the World’s Fastest Supercomputers Refines Comparison of Matter With Antimatter

BNL: New Calculation Refines Comparison of Matter with Antimatter

Exascale Computing Project
Published 10/12/2020

Exascale Day Audio: Katrin Heitmann

HPCWire
Published 10/12/2020

Exascale Day Celebrates the People Behind the Zeroes

DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
Published 10/08/2020

Alumnus Joining DOE as Computer Science Program Manager

HPE
Published 10/08/2020

Q&A: Argonne National Laboratory's Rick Stevens talks about 'the biggest, baddest' computer in the world

HPE
Published 10/07/2020

Exascale Day celebrates supercomputing industry and its achievements

SC20
Published 10/02/2020

Celebrating 30 Years of SCinet at SC20: Q&A with Former SCinet Chair Linda Winkler

Intel
Published 10/02/2020

Building a Future for Semiconductor Manufacturing in America

DOE’s Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research
Published 09/28/2020

ASCR@40: Four Decades of DOE Leadership in Advanced Scientific Computer Research

Exascale Computing Project
Published 09/25/2020

Solving Big Questions Takes Big Computing Power—and a Robust Software Development Tools Portfolio

InsideHPC
Published 09/25/2020

Video: Exascale for Earth System Modeling of Storms, Droughts, Sea Level Rise

Laboratory Equipment
Published 09/24/2020

Frustrated Researchers Create Automatic Database for Materials Discovery

Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility
Published 09/23/2020

DOE and NCSA Supercomputing Speed Studies into Black Hole Origins

Sage
Published 09/17/2020

Argonne’s Big Data Camp Goes Virtual

Brookhaven National Laboratory
Published 09/17/2020

New Calculation Refines Comparison of Matter with Antimatter

Exascale Computing Project
Published 09/14/2020

More-Effective Medicines, Better Batteries, and Greater Control over 3D Parts Creation Could Come in the Era of Exascale Computing

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Published 09/10/2020

Lead Lab Selected for Next-Generation Cosmic Microwave Background Experiment

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Published 09/10/2020

Core Concept: Nascent exascale supercomputers offer promise, present challenges

Science Node
Published 09/09/2020

Blocking COVID-19 infection with AI

Lifewire
Published 09/04/2020

Artificial Intelligence Shows Promise in Fight Against Coronavirus

InsideHPC
Published 09/04/2020

Argonne’s David Martin Talks Industrial HPC and Accessible Exascale

Phys.org
Published 09/03/2020

Filling in the blanks: How supercomputing can aid high-resolution X-ray imaging

WGN-TV
Published 09/03/2020

New drug being considered in fight against COVID-19

Inside Argonne National Laboratory’s High-Tech Effort To Crack The Code of COVID-19

HPCWire
Published 09/03/2020

Argonne Scientists Use Reinforcement Learning to Train Quantum Algorithm

The Next Platform
Published 08/24/2020

Cray-Now-HPE Issues Network Performance Challenge – And Cooperation – With GPCNeT Benchmark

Exascale Computing Project
Published 08/19/2020

ECP Leadership Discusses Project Highlights, Challenges, and the Expected Impact of Exascale Computing

Aramco America
Published 08/17/2020

Aramco Americas and Argonne National Lab collaborate on advanced transportation systems

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 08/14/2020

Department of Energy Announces $8.5 Million for FAIR Data to Advance Artificial Intelligence for Science

HPCWire
Published 08/11/2020

Intel’s Optane/DAOS Solution Tops Latest IO500

Intel Optane persistent memory 200 series

Intel
Published 08/11/2020

Intel Optane Persistent Memory DAOS Solution Sets New World Record

InsideHPC
Published 08/11/2020

Intel Optane Persistent Memory Tops IO500 List

HPCWire
Published 08/06/2020

ALCC Program Awards Computing Time on ALCF’s Theta Supercomputer to 24 projects

DOE Fusion Energy Sciences
Published 08/06/2020

Lab-Created Shock Waves Mimic Supernova Particle Accelerators

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 07/29/2020

Argonne and Sentient Science develop game-changing computer modeling program to improve discovery and design of new materials

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 07/29/2020

Calculating the Benefits of Exascale and Quantum Computers

HPCWire
Published 07/22/2020

Argonne Supercomputer Hosts Largest-Ever Combustion Engine Flow Simulation

UChicago
Published 07/20/2020

How computer science can help fight COVID-19

Center for Data and Computing
Published 07/17/2020

UChicago Researchers Receive Grants to Apply Computational Techniques to COVID Fight

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Published 07/17/2020

Eagle Uses A.I. to Combat Covid-19 in Virtual Internship

InsideHPC
Published 07/17/2020

Argonne Claims Largest Engine Flow Simulation Using Theta Supercomputer

Simulation of the compression stroke of an internal combustion engine

Tech Xplore
Published 07/17/2020

Argonne conducts largest-ever simulation of flow inside an internal combustion engine

Code Together Podcast
Published 07/16/2020

Why oneAPI?

InsideHPC
Published 07/15/2020

HPC Community Interview: Bob Wisniewski, Intel’s Chief HPC Architect, Talks Aurora and Getting to Exascale

ASCR Discovery
Published 07/14/2020

Supernova plunge

neutrino-driven roiling convection of the nuclear material

EnterpriseAI
Published 07/13/2020

Researchers Use Public Camera Footage to Assess Social Distancing Around the World

Defense One
Published 07/11/2020

Inside the Volunteer Supercomputer Team That’s Hunting for COVID Clues

HPCWire
Published 07/07/2020

COVID-19 Drives the Need for Supercomputing Resources in Research

HPCWire
Published 06/30/2020

Racism and HPC: a Special Podcast

Khronos
Published 06/30/2020

Khronos Steps Towards Widespread Deployment of SYCL with Release of SYCL 2020 Provisional Specification

InsideHPC
Published 06/30/2020

New, Open DPC++ Extensions Complement SYCL and C++

Purdue University
Published 06/30/2020

How have people responded to COVID-19 restrictions around the world?

HPCWire
Published 06/29/2020

Six Argonne Researchers Receive DOE Early Career Research Program Awards

HPCWire
Published 06/29/2020

What’s New in HPC Research: Mosquitoes, Folding@home, the Last Journey & More

Voice of America
Published 06/26/2020

US Lab Renowned for Nuclear Research Using High Tech to Fight COVID-19

DOE Office of Science
Published 06/26/2020

Intense Light Pulses Bounce on a Crystalline Bed without Rumpling the Atomic Blanket

This Week in HPC
Published 06/26/2020

Podcast: Racism and HPC

Medium
Published 06/24/2020

Supercomputers Take on COVID-19

AI-driven molecular dynamics simulations

HPCWire
Published 06/23/2020

At ISC, the Fight Against COVID-19 Took the Stage

Argonne’s pipeline for COVID-19 drug discovery

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 06/23/2020

Running with the Speed of Science in the Race Against COVID-19

Intel
Published 06/23/2020

Supercomputing the Pandemic: Scientific Community Tackles COVID-19 from Multiple Perspectives

Argonne Researchers Use AI-Enabled Supercomputing for COVID-19 Drug Discovery

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Published 06/22/2020

Random Boarding May Help Airlines Reduce Covid-19 Risks

HPCWire
Published 06/22/2020

HPC Workload Convergence Paves the Way for AI in the Exascale Era

Northwestern University
Published 06/19/2020

Making and using finely focused X ray beams

Northwestern Applied Physics Graduate Program

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/19/2020

Rick Stevens to Speak on U.S. HPC and AI Computing Efforts to Address COVID-19 at ISC 2020

HPCWire
Published 06/12/2020

Argonne’s User Facilities Continue to Enable Critical Work Combating and Addressing the Impacts of the COVID-19 Epidemic

GE Reports
Published 06/11/2020

Numbers Crunchers: How Supercomputers Are Fast-Tracking Innovation In Aviation, Manufacturing and Medicine

GE: How Supercomputers Are Fast-Tracking Innovation

WTTW
Published 06/11/2020

Argonne Uses Supercomputer to Model Coronavirus Spread in Chicago

The Next Platform
Published 06/10/2020

Attacking The Novel Coronavirus With Supercomputing Cycles

Codeplay
Published 06/09/2020

ISO C++ and SYCL Join for the Future of Heterogeneous Programming

HPCWire
Published 06/09/2020

Argonne to Collaborate with Raytheon Technologies to Accelerate Aircraft Engine Design

HPCWire
Published 06/09/2020

What’s New in Computing vs. COVID-19: Consortium News, AMD, Population Spread & More

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/08/2020

Argonne’s user facilities continue to enable critical work combating and addressing the impacts of the COVID-19 epidemic

VentureBeat
Published 06/08/2020

How scientists are using supercomputers to combat COVID-19

NBC
Published 06/04/2020

Inside Argonne National Laboratory’s High-Tech Effort To Crack The Code of COVID-19

HPCWire
Published 06/03/2020

Intel’s oneAPI Provides Tools to Prepare Code for Aurora Supercomputer

HPCWire
Published 06/02/2020

Argonne’s New Menu of Data Storage Software Helps Scientists Realize Findings Earlier

GCN
Published 06/02/2020

Super-powered SIM models COVID spread through Chicago

Medium
Published 06/02/2020

This next-gen AI chip could be a major instrument in advancing the tech

Nextgov
Published 06/02/2020

Critical Update: National Labs Pivoted to Help Fight COVID-19. Here's How.

Nextgov: National Labs Pivoted to Help Fight COVID-19. Here's How

Primeur Magazine
Published 06/02/2020

Researchers use ALCF resources to model the spread of COVID-19

Endogenous contact networks generated by Argonne's CityCOVID model

HPCWire
Published 05/30/2020

Supercomputer Modeling Shows How COVID-19 Spreads Through Populations

Medical Xpress
Published 05/28/2020

Researchers use ALCF resources to model the spread of COVID-19

Occupancy patterns generated by the Argonne CityCOVID model

ZDNet
Published 05/26/2020

DOE’s Argonne Labs battles COVID-19 with AI

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/21/2020

Argonne OutLoud Video: Argonne's Impact on COVID-19

Argonne OutLoud: Argonne's Impact on COVID-19

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/21/2020

Argonne receives two awards from DARPA for quantum information science

HPCWire
Published 05/20/2020

Aurora Workshop Helps Researchers Ramp up Preparations for Exascale Computing

Communications of the ACM
Published 05/20/2020

Aurora Workshop Helps Researchers Prep for Exascale Computing

The Hill
Published 05/19/2020

How supercomputers are getting us closer to a COVID-19 vaccine

HPCWire
Published 05/19/2020

What’s New in Computing vs. COVID-19: Cerebras, Nvidia, OpenMP & More

Nextgov
Published 05/18/2020

Argonne Gets New Supercomputing Cluster to Power Further COVID-19 Vaccine and Drug Research

Engadget
Published 05/15/2020

NVIDIA's newest AI supercomputer joins the fight against COVID-19

NVIDIA
Published 05/15/2020

Amped Up: HPC Centers Ride A100 GPUs to Accelerate Science

FedScoop
Published 05/15/2020

Argonne National Lab adds ‘AI supercomputer,’ boosting work of COVID-19 consortium

VentureBeat
Published 05/15/2020

Nvidia unveils monstrous A100 AI chip with 54 billion transistors and 5 petaflops of performance

InsideHPC
Published 05/14/2020

New NVIDIA DGX A100 Packs Record 5 Petaflops of AI Performance for Training, Inference, and Data Analytics

The Verge
Published 05/14/2020

Nvidia’s first Ampere GPU is designed for data centers and AI, not your PC

NVIDIA Newsroom
Published 05/14/2020

NVIDIA Ships World’s Most Advanced AI System — NVIDIA DGX A100 — to Fight COVID-19

MarketWatch
Published 05/14/2020

First Ampere chips destined for cloud servers and high-performance computers, with national lab focused on COVID-19 research first on the list

HPCWire
Published 05/14/2020

Nvidia’s Ampere A100 GPU: Up to 2.5X the HPC, 20X the AI

HPCWire
Published 05/13/2020

Wafer-Scale Engine AI Supercomputer Is Fighting COVID-19

Cerebras system
Published 05/13/2020

Argonne National Laboratory and Cerebras Systems Leverage the World’s Fastest AI Supercomputer to Advance COVID-19 Research

Lab Manager
Published 05/11/2020

‘Team Science’ at the Forefront at Argonne National Lab

HPCWire
Published 05/08/2020

Years of Supercomputer Research Probed the Mysteries of the Muon Particle

Four years of calculations lead to new insights into muon anomaly

HPCWire
Published 05/07/2020

15 Slides on Programming Aurora and Exascale Systems

AZoQuantum
Published 05/06/2020

Theoretical Calculations Offer New Insights into Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/05/2020

Argonne’s COVID-19 research makes progress

InsideHPC
Published 04/30/2020

Video: Preparing to program Aurora at Exascale – Early experiences and future directions

Finkel: Preparing to program Aurora at Exascale – Early experiences and future directions

Code Together Podcast
Published 04/29/2020

A Shift to Modern C++ Programming Models

HPE
Published 04/28/2020

Accelerating vaccine research for COVID-19 with high-performance computing and artificial intelligence

HPE: Accelerating vaccine research for COVID-19 with HPC and AI

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 04/27/2020

Argonne’s researchers and facilities playing a key role in the fight against COVID-19

HPCWire
Published 04/27/2020

Argonne Researchers Use AI-Enabled Supercomputing for COVID-19 Drug Discovery

HPCWire
Published 04/27/2020

Michael E. Papka Named 2020 Presidential Research, Scholarship and Artistry Professor at NIU

Cosmos
Published 04/24/2020

Ethical encouragement, a molecule hunt and curatorial curiosities

Physics
Published 04/24/2020

Novel Coronavirus Prompts Computer Sharing

Northern Illinois University
Published 04/23/2020

Super (computer) scientist: Michael E. Papka named 2020 Presidential Research, Scholarship and Artistry Professor

WGN
Published 04/23/2020

Chicago area supercomputers pumping out projections during pandemic

ASCR Discovery
Published 04/22/2020

Sizing up the beast

Snapshot of an earthquake computed by the Waveqlab3D code

Texas Advanced Computing Center
Published 04/22/2020

AI Fast-Tracks Drug Discovery to Fight COVID-19

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 04/21/2020

Meet the Director: Michael E. Papka

The University of Chicago
Published 04/20/2020

UChicago, Argonne scientists’ research is starting point for treatments, vaccines, testing

InsideHPC
Published 04/17/2020

DOE’s INCITE Program Seeks Advanced Computational Research Proposals for 2018

WWTW
Published 04/17/2020

Argonne Scientists Enlisted in Fight Against COVID-19

HPCWire
Published 04/16/2020

U.S. Department of Energy’s INCITE Program Seeks Proposals for 2021

Built in
Published 04/15/2020

These Researchers Use Supercomputers to Understand Coronavirus

WGN Radio
Published 04/14/2020

Argonne National Laboratory: Analysis of the atomic structure of coronavirus proteins hopefully will help to develop treatments

HPCWire
Published 04/14/2020

Researchers Use Mira Supercomputer to Pursue Ultrafast Particle Imaging

SciTechDaily
Published 04/10/2020

Optimizing Pulses From Highly Intense X-Ray Beams in Race Toward Ultrafast Imaging of Single Particles

An intense X-ray pulse scatters off a sucrose cluster

COVID-19 HPC Consortium
Published 04/08/2020

The science behind the first proposals to fight COVID-19 with supercomputers

Brookhaven National Laboratory
Published 04/07/2020

Researchers Working on Computational Models to Design Ways to Treat COVID-19

SciTechDaily
Published 04/06/2020

In the Fight Against Coronavirus, Supercomputers & Giant Accelerators Lend a Hand

Scientific American
Published 04/06/2020

Inside the Global Race to Fight COVID-19 Using the World’s Fastest Supercomputers

InsideHPC
Published 04/03/2020

Scientists Look to Exascale and Deep Learning for Developing Sustainable Fusion Energy

The University of Chicago
Published 04/03/2020

Supercomputers, giant accelerators lend a hand in the fight against coronavirus

Stony Brook University
Published 04/03/2020

Researchers Developing Computer Models That Could Speed Coronavirus Drugs

Nextgov
Published 04/03/2020

Argonne Taps Supercomputing Network to Study How Coronavirus Spreads

Chicago Magazine
Published 04/03/2020

The Chicago Scientists Trying to Save Our Lives

HPCWire
Published 04/02/2020

ECP Milestone Report Details Progress and Directions

HPCWire
Published 04/02/2020

Aurora ESP Project to Leverage AI, Deep Learning, and Exascale Computing Power to Advance Fusion Energy Research

Exascale Computing Project
Published 03/30/2020

ECP Application Development Milestone Report is Released

HPCWire
Published 03/30/2020

Argonne’s Researchers and Facilities Playing a Key Role in the Fight Against COVID-19

Wall Street Journal
Published 03/30/2020

Researchers Unleash More Computing Power Against Coronavirus

CBS Chicago
Published 03/25/2020

Argonne National Laboratory Uses Supercomputers To Take On Coronavirus

CBS: Argonne Uses Supercomputers To Take On Coronavirus

IBM News Room
Published 03/23/2020

IBM helps bring supercomputers into the global fight against COVID-19

Wall Street Journal
Published 03/23/2020

In Bid for Coronavirus Vaccine, U.S. Eases Access to Supercomputers

HPCWire
Published 03/23/2020

Conversation: ANL’s Rick Stevens on DoE’s AI for Science Project

CNBC
Published 03/23/2020

IBM and White House to deploy supercomputer power to fight coronavirus outbreak

InsideHPC
Published 03/23/2020

IBM & DOE Launch COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium

Daily Herald
Published 03/20/2020

Argonne scientists studying coronavirus proteins to seek treatment

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 03/19/2020

Facebook Live: Stopping COVID-19 at the atomic scale

CNBC
Published 03/16/2020

Next-gen supercomputers are fast-tracking treatments for the coronavirus in a race against time

InsideHPC
Published 03/10/2020

Podcast: How Community Collaboration Drives Compiler Technology at the LLVM Project

Exascale Computing Project
Published 03/06/2020

Collaborative Community Impacts High-Performance Computing Programming Environments

Berkeley Lab
Published 03/05/2020

Berkeley Lab Collaborates to Prepare Photovoltaic Research for Exascale

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 03/02/2020

AI for Science Report

HPCWire
Published 03/02/2020

DOE Releases AI for Science Report

Exascale Computing Project
Published 02/28/2020

ECP Announces Three New Leaders for the Project’s Hardware and Integration Group

InsideHPC
Published 02/28/2020

Argonne Publishes AI for Science Report

InsideHPC
Published 02/25/2020

Video: Exploring the Dark Universe

InsideHPC
Published 02/24/2020

MLPerf-HPC Working Group seeks participation

The Next Platform
Published 02/14/2020

The Softer Side Of Exascale

Exascale Computing Project
Published 02/14/2020

Ushering in a New Approach to Scientific Computing

Exascale Computing Project
Published 02/13/2020

Exascale Computing Project Announces Staff Changes Within Software Technology Group

Technology Org
Published 02/05/2020

ALCF and HPE Expand HPC Storage Capacity for Exascale

DOE Office of Science
Published 02/03/2020

Breaking Through Computational Barriers to Create Designer Proteins

InsideHPC
Published 02/03/2020

Video: Data Parallel Deep Learning

HPCWire
Published 01/30/2020

DOE’s ALCF and HPE Expand High-Performance Computing Storage Capacity for Exascale

insideHPC
Published 01/30/2020

Argonne to Deploy Cray ClusterStor E1000 Storage System for Exascale

Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Published 01/30/2020

U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) and HPE expand High-Performance Computing (HPC) storage capacity for Exascale

Deixis Magazine
Published 01/30/2020

Beyond the Tunnel

Exascale Computing Project
Published 01/30/2020

Better Scientific Productivity through Better Scientific Software: The IDEAS Report

Yahoo! Finance
Published 01/30/2020

U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) and HPE Expand High-Performance Computing (HPC) Storage Capacity for Exascale

Exascale Computing Project
Published 01/30/2020

Earth and Space Science Applications Simulate Elusive Phenomena to Confirm Observations

Newswise
Published 01/29/2020

The Big Questions: Ian Foster on High-Performance Computing

HPCWire
Published 01/29/2020

DOE SC Distinguished Scientist Fellow Ian Foster on High-Performance Computing

HPCWire
Published 01/27/2020

Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC 2020) Call for Applications Open

InsideHPC
Published 01/27/2020

Call for Applications: ATPESC 2020 Extreme-Scale Computing Training Program

HPCWire
Published 01/24/2020

Researchers Simulate 61-Bit Quantum Computer with Data Compression

Overview of simulation with data compression

University of Chicago
Published 01/23/2020

Mind Bytes 2019: The Tipping Point for Computational and AI Research

ASCR Discovery
Published 01/22/2020

Beyond the Tunnel

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 01/15/2020

Team led by PPPL wins major computer time to help capture on Earth the fusion that powers the sun and stars

DOE Office of Science
Published 01/15/2020

The Big Questions: Ian Foster on High-Performance Computing

UChicago
Published 01/15/2020

EPiQC Researchers Simulate 61-Bit Quantum Computer With Data Compression

Simulating 61-Bit Quantum Computer With Data Compression

Exascale Computing Project
Published 01/13/2020

Aiming to be among the First Applications to Run at Exascale

Katrin Heitmann appears on ECP Let's Talk Exascale podcast

Technology Networks
Published 01/09/2020

Aurora Early Science Program Facilitates Effort To Create More Efficient Solar Cells

UChicago News
Published 01/09/2020

Physicist taps quantum mechanics to crack molecular secrets

InsideHPC
Published 01/08/2020

Altair PBS Works Steps Up to Exascale and the Cloud

InsideHPC
Published 01/01/2020

Theta and the Future of Accelerator Programming at Argonne

HPCWire
Published 12/20/2019

Argonne-Led Team Wins Technology Challenge at SC19

Primeur Magazine
Published 12/20/2019

ALCF supercomputers drive scientific discoveries in 2019

HPCWire
Published 12/20/2019

Argonne’s Mira Supercomputer to Retire After Years of Enabling Groundbreaking Science

DOE Office of Science
Published 12/18/2019

Accelerating the Development of Nuclear Fusion

InsideHPC
Published 12/18/2019

Intel HPC Devcon Keynote: Exascale for Everyone

DOE Office of Science
Published 12/18/2019

A New Twist on Controlling Magnetic Properties

InsideHPC
Published 12/18/2019

Argonne-led team wins SCinet Technology Challenge at SC19

DOE Office of Science
Published 12/18/2019

New Algorithms Shed Light on Molecules’ Structure and Motion in Cells

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/09/2019

Argonne’s debt to 2019 Nobel Prize for lithium-ion battery

Discoverers of the NMC cathode and manufacturing process, left to right: Khalil Amine, Michael Thackeray, and Christopher Johnson.

HPCwire
Published 11/27/2019

Argonne and TAE Technologies Collaborate on Plasma Energy Research

TAE Technologies’ magnetic fusion plasma confinement device, “Norman"

Forbes
Published 11/26/2019

Supercomputing with Aurora, NoLoad and Pure Competition

PC Magazine
Published 11/22/2019

The Top Supercomputers Remain the Same; New Technology Shows A Road to Exascale

HPCwire
Published 11/20/2019

Argonne, Altair to Manage Use of Upcoming Aurora Supercomputer

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 11/19/2019

Argonne National Laboratory Deploys Cerebras CS-1, the World’s Fastest Artificial Intelligence Computer

IEEE Spectrum
Published 11/19/2019

Cerebras Unveils First Installation of Its AI Supercomputer at Argonne National Labs

VentureBeat
Published 11/19/2019

Cerebras Systems deploys the ‘world’s fastest AI computer’ at Argonne National Lab

The Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine, the only trillion-transistor wafer scale processor in existence

TechCrunch
Published 11/18/2019

Intel and Argonne National Lab on 'exascale' and their new Aurora supercomputer

News-Medical.Net
Published 11/18/2019

Neural architecture search automates the development of deep learning-based models for cancer research

HPCwire
Published 11/18/2019

HPCwire Reveals Winners of the 2019 Readers’ and Editors’ Choice Awards at SC19 Conference in Denver

HPCwire Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards

Intel Newsroom
Published 11/17/2019

Intel unveils new GPU architecture with high-performance computing and AI acceleration, and oneAPI software stack with unified and scalable abstraction for heterogeneous architectures

Raja Koduri, senior vice president, chief architect, and general manager of architecture, graphics and software at Intel Corporation

HPCwire
Published 11/15/2019

Argonne Researchers to Share Scientific Computing Insights at SC19

HPCwire
Published 11/13/2019

Researchers Use Neural Networks to Speed Weather and Climate Models

insideHPC
Published 11/12/2019

Department of Energy to Showcase World-Leading Science at SC19

Science Daily
Published 11/12/2019

Deep neural networks speed up weather and climate models

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 11/12/2019

Deep neural networks speed up weather and climate models

The Next Platform
Published 11/12/2019

Tooling up for Exascale

HPCwire
Published 11/11/2019

Mira Supercomputer Enables Cancer Research Breakthrough

ASCR Discovery
Published 11/07/2019

Spying on cancer

HPCwire
Published 11/06/2019

ALCF Selects New Projects for Data Science Program

Big Picture Science
Published 11/04/2019

Supercomputer Showdown

Science
Published 10/30/2019

Department of Energy plans major AI push to speed scientific discoveries

DOE Office of Science
Published 10/30/2019

Investigating Dyes for Solar Cells from Start to Finish

The Next Platform
Published 10/22/2019

Exascale Is Not Your Grandfather's HPC

HPCwire
Published 10/21/2019

First Annual Exascale Day Celebrates Next 1000x Horizon

Energy News Network
Published 10/17/2019

How supercomputers could help crack the code for advanced nuclear reactors

HPCwire
Published 10/17/2019

Argonne Training Program Prepares Researchers for Scientific Computing in the Exascale Era

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/11/2019

Artificial intelligence helps open new window on complex urban issues

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/09/2019

Argonne receives more than $1 million for quantum information science

National Center for Supercomputing Applications
Published 10/04/2019

Roadmap to the stars: Accelerating innovation in multi-messenger astrophysics

Power Engineering
Published 10/01/2019

Argonne National Lab harnessing high-performance coding in nuclear research

OneZero
Published 09/30/2019

A Supercomputer’s Final Mission Will Help Us Understand the Universe

IEEE Spectrum
Published 09/19/2019

U.S. Energy Department is First Customer for World’s Biggest Chip

Duke Cancer Institute
Published 09/18/2019

Randles Preps Cancer Simulations for 2021

Tech Xplore
Published 09/18/2019

Argonne harnesses virtual power to address the most complex challenges in nuclear science

Fortune
Published 09/18/2019

Why These Two Innovations In Artificial Intelligence Are So Important: Eye on A.I.

Yahoo! Finance
Published 09/18/2019

DOE and Cerebras Systems Partner to Accelerate Science with Supercompute Scale Artificial Intelligence

HPCWire
Published 09/17/2019

Cerebras to Supply DOE with Wafer-Scale AI Supercomputing Technology

ZDNET
Published 09/17/2019

Cerebras’s first customer for giant AI chip is supercomputing hog U.S. Department of Energy

Green Car Congress
Published 09/17/2019

Argonne team developing MaLTESE for onboard realtime adaptive learning and controls

insideHPC
Published 09/16/2019

Deep learning at scale for the construction of galaxy catalogs

HPCWire
Published 09/13/2019

DOE Argonne Researchers Develop AI Tools to Improve Engine Efficiencies

Tech Xplore
Published 09/13/2019

How ants, bees, and fruit flies can be the next big buzz in artificial intelligence

Federal News Network
Published 09/13/2019

Exascale computing unlocks new avenues for science

insideHPC
Published 09/11/2019

DOE funds Argonne for better materials and chemistry through data science

Tech Xplore
Published 09/11/2019

AI to help drive engine efficiencies on the road

HPCWire
Published 09/05/2019

Argonne Summer Program Students Tackle Research Projects at Forefront of High-Performance Computing

Built In
Published 08/26/2019

Three Experts Share Their Insights on Exascale Computing

MoISSI QC Archive
Published 08/22/2019

Running multi-site, heterogeneous, compute that our users manage: Queue Managers evolution and lessons

Phys.org
Published 08/21/2019

Large cosmological simulation to run on Mira

Futurism
Published 08/21/2019

Scientists Will Use a Supercomputer to Simulate the Universe

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 08/19/2019

DOE awards Argonne $4.15 million for research in quantum computing and networking

HPCWire
Published 08/14/2019

Scientists to Tap Exascale Computing to Unlock the Mystery of our Accelerating Universe

ASCR Discovery
Published 08/13/2019

Power Play

HPCWire
Published 08/13/2019

AI is the Next Exascale – Rick Stevens on What that Means and Why It’s Important

HPCWire
Published 08/13/2019

Argonne Supercomputer Accelerates Cancer Prediction Research

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 08/11/2019

Machine Learning Helps Create Detailed, Efficient Models of Water

Control Engineering
Published 08/08/2019

Method developed to assess heat distribution in nuclear reactors

HPCWire
Published 08/06/2019

Large Cosmological Simulation to Run on Mira

HPCWire
Published 08/06/2019

AI for Science Town Hall Series Kicks off at Argonne

UChicago News
Published 07/25/2019

UChicago Jumpstarts Collaborations with National Labs in AI, Quantum

Technology Networks
Published 07/25/2019

Aurora Supercomputer to Assist in the Fight Against Cancer

Exascale Computing Project
Published 07/24/2019

Assessing Progress, Considering ECP’s Enduring Legacy, and More

ASCR Discovery
Published 05/23/2019

Lessons machine-learned

Built In
Published 05/23/2019

How blazing fast supercomputers help industry and humanity

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 05/17/2019

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

R&D Magazine
Published 05/17/2019

Argonne Scientists Further Physics With Supercomputing, Prepare for Delivery of First U.S. Exascale System

Technology Networks
Published 04/26/2019

Exascale Computing to Unlock the Mysteries of the Human Brain

insideHPC
Published 04/26/2019

Call for Proposals: ALCF Data Science Program

DEIXIS Online
Published 04/25/2019

Forged in a Firestorm

HPCWire
Published 04/25/2019

ALCF Data Science Program Seeks Proposals for Data and Learning Projects

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Published 04/24/2019

A Breakthrough in the Study of Laser/Plasma Interactions

HPCWire
Published 04/22/2019

DOE Supercomputing Boosts Understanding of Heat and Particle Flow in the Edge of a Fusion Device

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 04/16/2019

Physicists improve understanding of heat and particle flow in the edge of a fusion device

SC19
Published 04/12/2019

Cancer Research and HPC: Advancing Science to Save Lives

Naperville Community Television
Published 04/11/2019

World’s Fastest Supercomputer Coming to Argonne

HPCWire
Published 04/11/2019

Argonne Researchers Use ML to Improve Water Simulation

Next Big Future
Published 04/10/2019

Argonne’s Aurora System and the Road to Exascale Computing

The Next Platform
Published 04/08/2019

Aurora exascale AI supercomputer to light a path in the cancer fight

HPCWire
Published 04/02/2019

Argonne Spotlight: Opportunities Abound for Ascending Women Scientists

WGN Radio
Published 04/01/2019

Argonne National Laboratory Works with AT&T on Climate Resiliency Project

WDCB News
Published 03/31/2019

Argonne Plans For A New Supercomputer

The Verge
Published 03/29/2019

How a supercomputer is helping AT&T prepare for extreme weather

Phys.org
Published 03/28/2019

Lithium ions flow through solid material

UChicago News
Published 03/22/2019

Machine learning could help scientists invent flexible electronics

Popular Science
Published 03/22/2019

This supercomputer will perform 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 operations per second

Crain's Chicago Business
Published 03/22/2019

What having the world's fastest supercomputer means for Chicago

WBEZ Morning Shift
Published 03/21/2019

Argonne National Lab Will House Fastest Computer In U.S.

NBC News
Published 03/21/2019

New 'Aurora' supercomputer poised to be fastest in U.S. history

Intel Newsroom
Published 03/19/2019

US Department of Energy and Intel to Deliver First Exascale Supercomputer

HPCWire
Published 03/18/2019

It’s Official: Aurora on Track to Be First US Exascale Computer in 2021

Reuters
Published 03/18/2019

Project Aurora: U.S. government, Intel aim for nation's fastest computer

Chicago Tribune
Published 03/18/2019

The fastest computer in the world is being built 25 miles outside Chicago. Its name is Aurora

The Verge
Published 03/18/2019

America’s first exascale supercomputer to be built by 2021

Crain's Chicago Business
Published 03/18/2019

Argonne will get world's fastest supercomputer

The New York Times
Published 03/18/2019

Racing Against China, U.S. Reveals Details of $500 Million Supercomputer

U.S. Department of Energy
Published 03/18/2019

U.S. Department of Energy and Intel to Build First Exascale Supercomputer

UChicago News
Published 03/18/2019

New Argonne supercomputer, built for next-gen AI, will be most powerful in U.S.

WBEZ 91.5
Published 03/18/2019

Argonne National Lab To Get World’s Fastest Supercomputer

HPCWire
Published 03/15/2019

Exascale Computing Project highlights its ‘EXAALT’ molecular dynamics effort

DEIXIS Online
Published 03/15/2019

Visions of exascale

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 03/12/2019

Students team with Argonne scientists and engineers to learn about STEM careers

Green Car Congress
Published 03/09/2019

Caterpillar-Argonne team to pursue improved diesel engine combustion systems under HPC4Mfg program

SC19
Published 03/08/2019

From Atoms to Astronomy, HPC Is Redefining Scientific Research

Water & Wastes Digest
Published 03/08/2019

Machine Learning Makes Water Smarter

R&D Magazine
Published 03/07/2019

Software Innovation Boost Efficiency for World’s Fastest Supercomputers

PV Buzz
Published 03/06/2019

With supercomputers, scientists find promising new materials for solar cells

pv magazine
Published 03/06/2019

Supercomputer scientists dye-ing to test new cell materials

Phys.org
Published 03/06/2019

Scientists use machine learning to identify high-performing solar materials

UK Research and Innovation
Published 03/04/2019

Scientists hunt for new light-harvesting chemical for more effective solar panels

The Verge
Published 02/28/2019

Why it takes a supercomputer to map a mouse brain

insideHPC
Published 02/12/2019

Argonne Looks to Singularity for HPC Code Portability

Exascale Computing Project
Published 02/11/2019

The Vision of Exascale Computing is Drawing Closer to Reality

HPCWire
Published 02/08/2019

ALCF Research Benefits from Singularity

GE Research
Published 02/07/2019

HPC in Manufacturing

Better Scientific Software
Published 01/30/2019

Preparing the Next Generation of Supercomputer Users

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 01/21/2019

Chasing a supernova

insideHPC
Published 01/07/2019

Flying through the Universe with Supercomputing Power

The Baker Lab
Published 01/04/2019

New in Nature: programmable heterodimers

Exascale Computing Project
Published 01/04/2019

Aiming to Simulate the Universe with Maximal Computing Power

insideHPC
Published 01/04/2019

Machine Learning Award Powers Engine Design at Argonne

Forbes
Published 01/03/2019

'Spaghetti' Magnetic Fields Might Be Powering Cosmic Particle Accelerators

Astromony Magazine
Published 12/20/2018

Black hole jets can act as particle accelerators in distant galaxies

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/18/2018

Women-in-HPC workshop an outstanding success

Physics Focus
Published 12/14/2018

Black Hole as Extreme Particle Accelerator

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 12/14/2018

Team led by PPPL wins major time on supercomputers to study the complex edge of fusion plasmas

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Published 12/13/2018

Tangled magnetic fields power cosmic particle accelerators

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/06/2018

New X-ray imaging approach could boost nanoscale resolution for APS Upgrade

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Published 12/06/2018

Two-dimensional materials skip the energy barrier by growing one row at a time

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/04/2018

Argonne researchers receive DOE grant to improve materials modeling

GE Newsroom
Published 11/15/2018

GE Research Receives 2018 HPCwire Editors’ Choice Award for Best Use of HPC in Manufacturing

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 11/14/2018

The high-tech evolution of scientific computing

MarketWatch
Published 11/13/2018

TAE Technologies Gains Renewed Admission into DOE INCITE Program to Further Fusion Energy Research

PR Newswire
Published 11/13/2018

Atos Delivers World’s Highest Performing Quantum Simulator to Argonne National Laboratory

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 11/13/2018

Five Argonne technologies have been named finalists in the 2018 R&D 100 Awards

HPCWire
Published 11/12/2018

INCITE Grants Awarded to 62 Computational Research Projects

insideHPC
Published 11/09/2018

DOE to Showcase World-Class Computational Science at SC18

Scientific Computing World
Published 11/06/2018

The impact of AI

HPCWire
Published 11/02/2018

Preparing for the Arrival of Aurora with CPU-based Interactive Visualization

insideHPC
Published 10/30/2018

Supercomputing the Secrets of Giant Stars

ASCR Discovery
Published 10/25/2018

Quantum predictions

SPHEREx News
Published 10/19/2018

Cosmic Fly-Through Movie

Phys.org
Published 10/17/2018

Argonne to advance high performance computing in manufacturing

HPCWire
Published 10/08/2018

ALCF Selects New Data Science Projects

insideHPC
Published 10/08/2018

Data Science Program at Argonne Looks to Machine Learning for New Breakthroughs

insideHPC
Published 10/05/2018

ALCF – The March toward Exascale

Flatiron Institute
Published 10/04/2018

Elusive Origin of Stellar Geysers Revealed by 3-D Simulations

UC Santa Barbara
Published 10/01/2018

Luminous Blue Variable Star

insideHPC
Published 09/28/2018

Argonne is Supercomputing Big Data from the Large Hadron Collider

insideHPC
Published 09/27/2018

Towards Exascale Engine Simulations with NEK5000

insideHPC
Published 09/27/2018

Video: Argonne's Rick Stevens on the CANDLE Project for Exascale

HPCWire
Published 09/27/2018

Argonne Team Brings Leadership Computing to CERN’s Large Hadron Collider

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 09/06/2018

Argonne welcomes DOE Under Secretary for Nuclear Security

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 09/05/2018

University of Wisconsin-Madison and Argonne partner to further advanced manufacturing

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 08/27/2018

AI project to help bring the power of the sun to Earth is picked for first U.S. exascale system

HPCWire
Published 08/22/2018

Exascale Power: USC to Use Aurora on Materials Science Research

DOE Office of Science
Published 08/21/2018

Reducing Friction with an Onion-Like Carbon Material

The Next Platform
Published 08/17/2018

Argonne Leverages HPC and Machine Learning to Accelerate Science

National Defense Magazine
Published 08/15/2018

R&D Special Report: Federally Funded Research Labs

ASCR Discovery
Published 08/14/2018

Current developments

WBEZ
Published 08/13/2018

Science Experiments to Knowhere: A Field Trip to Argonne National Lab

insideHPC
Published 08/06/2018

Low-Mach Simulation of Flow and Heat Transfer in an Internal Combustion Engine

HPCWire
Published 08/01/2018

ALCF Highlights Its Contributions to the High-Tech Evolution of Scientific Computing

insideHPC
Published 08/01/2018

Evolving Scientific Computing at Argonne

HPCWire
Published 07/30/2018

ALCC Program Awards 1.5 Billion Hours of Computing Time at ALCF

R&D Magazine
Published 07/30/2018

Speeding CERN LHC Research with HPC Systems and ALCF Workflow Optimizations

Brookhaven National Laboratory
Published 07/23/2018

Theorists Publish Highest-Precision Prediction of Muon Magnetic Anomaly

HPCWire
Published 07/20/2018

ALCF's Katherine Riley to Deliver Opening Keynote Address at RMACC HPC Symposium

Argonne High Energy Physics
Published 07/18/2018

Two HEP Projects Selected for Aurora Early Science Program

MIT News
Published 07/09/2018

Project to elucidate the structure of atomic nuclei at the femtoscale

HPCWire
Published 07/06/2018

ALCF Workshop Connects Researchers with HPC Experts

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 07/03/2018

Argonne welcomes The Martian author Andy Weir

insideHPC
Published 07/03/2018

Aurora Early Science Program Selects Scientific Computing Projects for Exascale

HPCWire
Published 06/28/2018

ALCF Selects Data and Learning Projects for Aurora Early Science Program

UChicago News
Published 06/26/2018

Neuroscientist leads unprecedented research to map billions of brain cells

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/22/2018

Argonne scientists receive DOE early career awards

DOE Office of Science
Published 06/22/2018

Simulating turbulent bubbly flows in nuclear reactors

PBS NOVA Next
Published 06/11/2018

The Supercomputer That Could Map the Human Brain

ASCR Discovery
Published 06/08/2018

Steady as she flows

National Cancer Institute
Published 06/07/2018

CANDLE: Scaling JDACS4C Machine Learning Algorithms to Unprecedented Magnitudes

ASCR Discovery
Published 06/07/2018

The incredible shrinking data

R&D Magazine
Published 05/17/2018

Extending High Accuracy Quantum Chemistry Calculations with HPC

R&D Magazine
Published 05/14/2018

Nanodiamond combo yields near-zero friction dry lubricant

WhiteHouse.gov
Published 05/04/2018

The future is in supercomputers

CNN
Published 05/03/2018

Rick Perry: The future is in supercomputers

Phys.org
Published 05/02/2018

Shake, rattle and code

Scientific Computing World
Published 04/30/2018

ALCF Data Science Program seeks proposals

insideHPC
Published 04/30/2018

Call for Proposals: ALCF Data Science Program at Argonne

HPCWire
Published 04/27/2018

ALCF Data Science Program Seeks Proposals for Data and Learning Projects

Green Car Congress
Published 04/17/2018

Argonne using machine learning to optimize designing and manufacturing of new products

insideHPC
Published 04/16/2018

DOE INCITE Program Seeks Advanced Computational Research Proposals

HPCWire
Published 04/16/2018

INCITE Program Seeks Computational Research Proposals for 2019

Phys.org
Published 04/05/2018

Computer simulation of boiling phenomena in nuclear reactors

HPCWire
Published 03/28/2018

ALCF and U Chicago Researchers Advance ‘Lithium Air’ Battery Technology

Scientific Computing World
Published 03/26/2018

Researchers develop new lithium-air battery design

NextBigFuture
Published 03/26/2018

Atomic lattice crystal seamlessly sewn together to make atomically thin fabrics

insideHPC
Published 03/22/2018

Argonne helps to develop all-new lithium-air batteries

DOE Office of Science
Published 03/21/2018

Chasing Storms through Terabytes of Data

Intel.com
Published 03/18/2018

Accelerating the Convergence of HPC and AI at the Exascale

HPCWire
Published 03/09/2018

HPCWire's People to Watch 2018

UChicago News
Published 03/08/2018

Researchers sew atomic lattices seamlessly together

insideHPC
Published 03/05/2018

Paul Messina Receives 2018 CRA Distinguished Service Award

Physics Today
Published 02/28/2018

Experiments support theory of cosmic magnetic field growth

R&D Magazine
Published 02/09/2018

ALCF ESP Calls for Data Science and Machine Learning Proposals for Nation’s First Exascale Computer

InsideHPC
Published 01/19/2018

Call for Proposals: Aurora Early Science Program for Deep Learning

HPCWire
Published 01/18/2018

ALCF Now Accepting Proposals for Data Science and Machine Learning Projects for Aurora ESP

insideHPC
Published 01/15/2018

Fighting Cancer with Deep Learning at Scale with the CANDLE Project

HPCWire
Published 01/10/2018

ANL’s Rick Stevens on CANDLE, ARM, Quantum, and More

HPCWire
Published 12/19/2017

As Exascale Frontier Opens, Science Application Developers Share Pioneering Strategies

The California Aggie
Published 12/12/2017

Geodynamo research breaks through surface of supercomputer analysis

ESnet
Published 12/11/2017

ESnet’s Petascale DTN Project Speeds up Data Transfers between Leading HPC Centers

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 12/07/2017

Physicists win supercomputing time to study fusion and the cosmos

Phys.org
Published 12/06/2017

PPPL physicists win supercomputing time to study fusion and the cosmos

GeekWire
Published 12/01/2017

TAE fusion venture wins supercomputer time

UC Davis
Published 11/21/2017

Supercomputer Simulates Dynamic Magnetic Fields of Jupiter, Earth, Sun

USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Published 11/15/2017

My Summer Learning about HPC from Argonne National Laboratory

insideHPC
Published 11/13/2017

Exhaustive Profile of SC17 Cluster Competition Teams

HPCWire
Published 11/13/2017

INCITE Grants of 5.95 Billion Hours Awarded to 55 Computational Research Projects

Phys.org
Published 11/03/2017

The inner secrets of planets and stars

insideHPC
Published 11/02/2017

Video: Argonne’s Theta Supercomputer Architecture

HPCWire
Published 10/24/2017

ALCF Summer Students Gain Real-World Experience

Digital Journal
Published 10/16/2017

Building smarter computers based on biology

insideHPC
Published 10/10/2017

Future HPC Leaders Gather at Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing

Cray
Published 10/06/2017

Amazing goal.

insideHPC
Published 10/04/2017

Argonne’s Data Science Program Doubles Down with New Projects

insideHPC
Published 10/03/2017

A Vision for Exascale: Simulation, Data and Learning

insideHPC
Published 09/26/2017

Supercomputing Jet Noise for a Quieter World

TOP500
Published 09/20/2017

Argonne Supercomputer Aims to Map All the Neurons in the Brain

Futurism
Published 09/14/2017

Supercomputing Is Allowing Us to Map Brain Function at the Deepest Levels

HPCWire
Published 09/14/2017

Scientists Using Intel-Cray ‘Theta’ Supercomputer to Map Brain Function

insideHPC
Published 08/31/2017

Argonne Steps up to the Exascale Computing Project

National Center for Supercomputing Applications
Published 08/30/2017

A new cosmic ‘lab’

Scientific Computing World
Published 08/29/2017

US researchers link supercomputers to power cosmic simulation

Iowa State University
Published 08/22/2017

Engineer looks to owl wings for bio-inspired ideas for quieter aircraft, wind turbines

R&D Magazine
Published 08/22/2017

Extreme CFD: Fluid Dynamics Projects at ALCF

TrendinTech
Published 08/21/2017

How to make a supercomputer?

aerospace-technology.com
Published 08/16/2017

Researchers explore quieter aircraft ideas inspired from owl wings

MachineDesign
Published 08/04/2017

Supercomputer Theta, Open for Research

insideHPC
Published 07/17/2017

Supercomputing RNA Structure at Argonne

Chicago Tribune
Published 07/17/2017

Argonne division director to companies: 'We are open for business'

Popular Science
Published 07/14/2017

Intel’s new chip puts a teraflop in your desktop

insideHPC
Published 07/10/2017

Video: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Universe with Supercomputers

HPCWire
Published 07/05/2017

Argonne's Theta supercomputer goes online

HPCWire
Published 06/28/2017

DOE Awards 24 ASCR Leadership Computing Challenge (ALCC) Projects

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/20/2017

Chicago Quantum Exchange to create technologically transformative ecosystem

The Next Platform
Published 06/14/2017

Knights Landing System Development Targets Dark Matter Study

The Next Platform
Published 06/12/2017

Early Benchmarks on Argonne’s New Knights Landing Supercomputer

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/08/2017

Argonne-Developed Technology For Producing Graphene Wins TechConnect National Innovation Award

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/19/2017

Department of Energy Secretary recognizes Argonne scientists’ work to fight Ebola, cancer

HPCWire
Published 05/16/2017

ALCF’s Mira Offers Clues to Particle Acceleration

ASCR Discovery
Published 05/10/2017

Calculating Collapse

Science Daily
Published 05/06/2017

X-ray imaging and computer modeling help map electric properties of nanomaterials

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/05/2017

New effort by Argonne helps power utilities and others better plan for the future

Louis Stokes Midwest Center of Excellence
Published 05/04/2017

Career Pathways: Liza Booker

Chicago Tonight
Published 05/03/2017

Doomsday Squad at Argonne National Laboratory Prepares for Chaos

InsideHPC
Published 05/03/2017

Interview: Paul Messina Update on the Exascale Computing Project

Scientific Computing World
Published 04/25/2017

ALCF seeking proposals to advance big data science

HPCwire
Published 04/24/2017

ALCF Seeks Proposals to Advance Big Data Problems in Big Science

Azonano
Published 04/24/2017

Secret Behind Formation of Hollowed Nanoparticles During Metal Oxidation Revealed

HPCWire
Published 04/17/2017

DOE’s INCITE Program Seeks Advanced Computational Research Proposals for 2018

ASCR Discovery
Published 04/12/2017

Data-driven drugs

The Next Platform
Published 03/30/2017

Argonne National Lab Lead Details Exascale Balancing Act

The University of Chicago
Published 03/24/2017

Galli Group Analyzes Structure of Salt Water from First Principles

Deixis Online
Published 03/23/2017

Chipping Away

insideHPC
Published 03/20/2017

Video: How Smart is a Supercomputer?

HPCwire
Published 03/10/2017

Calculations on Supercomputers Help Reveal the Physics of the Universe

The Good Stuff
Published 03/01/2017

How Smart is a Supercomputer?

The Next Platform
Published 02/23/2017

Exascale Leaders on Next Horizons in Supercomputing

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 02/17/2017

Advanced fusion code led by PPPL selected to participate in Early Science Programs on three new DOE Office of Science pre-exascale supercomputers

DOE Office of Science
Published 02/07/2017

Supercomputers for Quantum Computers

insideHPC
Published 02/07/2017

Argonne Annouces Early Science Projects for Aurora Supercomputer

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Published 02/02/2017

Ready for the Dawn of Aurora

Daily Mail
Published 01/31/2017

Scientists recreate Jupiter's killer atmosphere

insideHPC
Published 01/31/2017

Registration open for Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing

HPCWire
Published 01/30/2017

Four Co-design Centers Support Exascale Project

HPCWire
Published 01/30/2017

Early Science Projects for Aurora Supercomputer Announced

insideHPC
Published 01/28/2017

A Look at the CODAR Co-Design Center for Online Data Analysis and Reduction at Exascale

HPCWire
Published 01/27/2017

People to Watch 2017: Paul Messina

UCLA Newsroom
Published 01/26/2017

Experiment resolves mystery about wind flows on Jupiter

Scientific Computing
Published 01/11/2017

Programmers Trade Knowledge on Xeon Phi Processor at IXPUG Conference

CleanTechnica
Published 01/11/2017

Supercomputers To Provide More Reliable Wind Forecasts

HPCWire
Published 12/09/2016

US Exascale Computing Update with Paul Messina

The Next Platform
Published 12/09/2016

U.S. Bumps Exascale Timeline, Focuses on Novel Architectures for 2021

HPCWire
Published 12/09/2016

Enlisting Deep Learning in the War on Cancer

SIGHPC Education Blog
Published 12/08/2016

Training a new generation of supercomputer users

The Next Platform
Published 12/06/2016

OpenHPC Pedal Put To The Compute Metal

HPCWire
Published 12/06/2016

Lighting up Aurora

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 11/21/2016

Argonne researchers study how reflectivity of biofuel crops impacts climate

Scientific Computing World
Published 11/21/2016

DOE awards 6 billion core hours for HPC research

DOE Office of Science
Published 11/16/2016

Supercomputers’ Pit Crews

Phys.org
Published 11/16/2016

QMC simulations reveal magnetic properties of titanium oxide material

HPCWire
Published 11/15/2016

INCITE Program Awards 5.78 Billion Hours to 55 Computational Research Projects

The Next Platform
Published 11/14/2016

Inside Six of the Newest Top 20 Supercomputers

TechCrunch
Published 11/14/2016

Cray’s new XC50 supercomputer hits one petaflop of computing in a single cabinet

insideHPC
Published 11/10/2016

Exascale Computing Project Awards $34 Million for Software Development

HPCWire
Published 11/10/2016

Exascale Computing Project Awards $34 Million for Software Development

New York TImes
Published 10/31/2016

Beyond Silicon: Squeezing More Out of Chips

insideHPC
Published 10/28/2016

Cray and Intel Double Down on Next-gen HPC Systems

Northern Illinois University
Published 10/20/2016

Awesome internships

HPCWire
Published 10/20/2016

Kitware Prepares SC16 Presentation on In Situ Simulation Run

HPCWire
Published 10/17/2016

ALCF Summer Student Projects Tackle Real-World Problems

ASCR Discovery
Published 10/14/2016

Cancer’s search engine

DOE Office of Science
Published 10/03/2016

Take the Best, Leave the Rest

Science Daily
Published 09/13/2016

Water helps assembly of biofibers that could capture sunlight

HPCWire
Published 09/08/2016

Early Science Teams Prepare for Theta at Hands-on Workshop

HPCWire
Published 09/07/2016

The Exascale Computing Project Awards $39.8M to 22 Projects

insideHPC
Published 09/06/2016

Paul Messina Presents: A Path to Capable Exascale Computing

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 08/16/2016

Energy Department to invest $16 million in computer design of materials

Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Published 08/16/2016

Energy Department to invest $16 million in computer design of materials

InsideHPC
Published 08/16/2016

Video: How the HPC Environment is Different from the Desktop (and Why)

Scientific Computing
Published 08/08/2016

Argonne Discovery Yields Self-Healing Diamond-Like Carbon

InsideHPC
Published 08/05/2016

Argonne Discovers Self-healing Diamond-like Carbon

Chicago Tribune
Published 08/05/2016

Oil change, shmoil change: Argonne creates regenerating engine coating

HPCWire
Published 08/05/2016

Argonne Supercomputing Resources Aid New Discovery

Ames Laboratory
Published 07/28/2016

Ames Laboratory Ph.D. Student is awarded Margaret Butler Fellowship

ASCR Discovery
Published 07/20/2016

HPC revs up engine designs

InsideHPC
Published 07/19/2016

Call for Proposals: Aurora Early Science Program at Argonne

The Next Platform
Published 07/12/2016

Dreaming Of 100 Exaflops In 2030

WBEZ
Published 07/11/2016

Argonne Ushers in the New Supercomputer

insideHPC
Published 07/11/2016

Podcast: What a Supercomputer Does

ITworld
Published 06/27/2016

U.S. to have 200-petaflop supercomputer by early 2018

Wired
Published 06/21/2016

China’s New Supercomputer Puts the US Even Further Behind

HPCWire
Published 06/21/2016

What Knights Landing Is Not

InsideHPC
Published 06/21/2016

Cray Adds Intel Xeon Phi Processor to Flagship Line of Supercomputers

Computerworld
Published 06/21/2016

U.S. to have 200-petaflop supercomputer by early 2018

Chicago Tonight
Published 06/21/2016

Argonne National Lab Celebrates 70 Years of Cutting-Edge Research

Yahoo! Finance
Published 06/20/2016

Cray Boosts Performance of Its Flagship Cray XC Supercomputers and High Performance Storage Systems

insideHPC
Published 06/10/2016

Paul Messina on the New ECP Exascale Computing Project

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/08/2016

Messina discusses rewards, challenges for new exascale project

Wired
Published 06/06/2016

3D simulations peer inside stars as they explode and die

Daily Mail
Published 06/03/2016

The violent death throes of a supernova revealed

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/01/2016

Argonne-developed technology for achieving superlubricity wins 2016 TechConnect National Innovation Award

insideHPC
Published 05/31/2016

Video: Developing, Configuring, Building, and Deploying HPC Software

insideHPC
Published 05/19/2016

Video: Best Practices in HPC Software Development

DOE Office of Science
Published 05/19/2016

Slimming Down Supercomputers

ASCR Discovery
Published 05/18/2016

Infant cosmos

ASCR Discovery
Published 05/05/2016

Core data

insideHPC
Published 05/05/2016

Peta-Exa-Zetta: Robert Wisniewski and the Growth of Compute Power

insideHPC
Published 05/04/2016

Supercomputing van der Waals Forces on Mira

Space Daily
Published 05/03/2016

New discovery may help engineers design quieter jet airplanes

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Published 05/03/2016

Scientists challenge conventional wisdom to improve predictions of the bootstrap current

Machine Design
Published 04/27/2016

Supercomputer Simulates Up to 10,000 Engine Designs at a Time

Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Published 04/25/2016

Computing that goes to extremes: course teaches students how computing power can solve complex problems

The Herald-News
Published 04/19/2016

Joliet student club visits national laboratory to learn STEM careers for women

Green Car Congress
Published 04/11/2016

Argonne VERIFI team improves code to enable up to 10K simultaneous engine simulations

HPCwire
Published 04/08/2016

Multiyear Simulation Study Provides Breakthrough in Membrane Protein Research

Scientific Computing
Published 04/01/2016

ALCF Data Science Program Targets Big Data Problems

HPCWire
Published 04/01/2016

INCITE Seeking Proposals to Advance Science and Engineering at U.S. Leadership Computing Facilities

insideHPC
Published 03/09/2016

Paving the Way for Theta and Aurora

National Science Foundation
Published 02/24/2016

CAVE2 Virtual Environment

HPCwire
Published 02/12/2016

Budget Request Reveals New Elements of US Exascale Program

insideHPC
Published 02/10/2016

Video: Theta & Aurora – Big Systems for Big Science

Enterprise Tech
Published 02/03/2016

Building Better Public/Private HPC Partnerships Is Focus of Pending NCSA Study

Scientific Computing World
Published 01/29/2016

Apply now to spend the summer supercomputing

Argonne Mathematics and Computer Science Division
Published 01/26/2016

Scalability of turbulent flow simulations on large-scale computers

Scientific Computing
Published 01/21/2016

Mira Supercomputer Simulations Give New “Edge” to Fusion Research

Symmetry
Published 01/18/2016

Exploring the dark universe with supercomputers

HPCwire
Published 01/14/2016

Argonne Paves the Way for Future Systems

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 01/12/2016

Stable "superoxide" opens the door to a new class of batteries

Allinea
Published 12/21/2015

Enabling new frontiers in CFD research at Argonne with the Mira supercomputer

insideHPC
Published 12/18/2015

Enabling New Frontiers in CFD Research at Argonne with Allinea DDT

anl.gov
Published 12/16/2015

Scientists compose complex math equations to replicate behaviors of Earth systems

Chicago Tribune
Published 12/16/2015

Park Junior High Welcomes Presenter from Argonne National Laboratory for Hour of Code

Chicago Tonight
Published 12/15/2015

Argonne National Lab Simulation Tracks the Evolution of the Universe

Scientific Computing
Published 12/14/2015

Intel Omni-Path Architecture: A Key Part of HPC Scalable Systems Framework

Enterprise Tech
Published 12/04/2015

Migrating Toward Advanced Scale Computing: Overcoming Paralysis

PCMag
Published 12/02/2015

Supercomputing 15: Bigger Changes on the Horizon

Science Node
Published 12/02/2015

Argonne artist aids discovery

HPCwire
Published 12/01/2015

Contrary View: CPUs Sometimes Best for Big Data Visualization

InsideHPC
Published 11/24/2015

Setting a Path for the Next-Generation of High-Performance Computing Architecture

Symmetry
Published 11/20/2015

Physicists get a supercomputing boost

HPCWire
Published 11/16/2015

INCITE Grants Awarded to 56 Computational Research Projects

ZDNet
Published 11/12/2015

Supercomputer leaders come together on new open-source framework

InsideHPC
Published 11/08/2015

Video: Chapel – Productive, Multiresolution Parallel Programming

HPCWire
Published 11/05/2015

Mira is First Supercomputer to Simulate Large Hadron Collider Experiments

Scientific Computing
Published 11/04/2015

Tackling the Large Hadron Collider’s Big Data Challenge

The Daily Galaxy
Published 11/04/2015

Hacking the Cosmos

Astronomy Now
Published 10/30/2015

Q Continuum computer simulation models birth of universe

Scientific Computing
Published 10/29/2015

HPC Transforms: Three Examples of HPC as an Agent of Change

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/27/2015

Keys to Access: Argonne-INCREASE partnership opens doors to collaboration

HPCWire
Published 10/21/2015

ASCI Turns 20; David Turek Offers IBM Retrospective

Scientific Computing
Published 10/20/2015

A New Calculation Holds Promise for New Physics

insideHPC
Published 10/07/2015

Argonne’s Dr. Marius Stan from Breaking Bad on Computational Science in Cinema

Scientific Computing
Published 10/07/2015

Training for Extreme-scale Computing

SIAM News
Published 10/02/2015

Life is a Tensor. . . Pilot Program Aims at Expanding SIAM Impact

R&D Magazine
Published 09/25/2015

New 'stealth dark matter' theory may explain mystery of the universe

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 09/24/2015

Novel scalable software helps in silico discovery of materials for energy

PhysOrg
Published 09/23/2015

Novel scalable software helps in silico discovery of materials for energy

ASCR Discovery
Published 09/17/2015

Costly crumbling

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 09/15/2015

MeV Summer School prepares next-generation nuclear scientists

HPCWire
Published 09/14/2015

ALCF’s Paul Messina on the Code Optimization Path to Exascale

Scientific Computing
Published 09/04/2015

Extreme-Scale Computing Scholars Share their Experiences

HPCWire
Published 09/03/2015

ALCF Summer Program Offers Unique Experience

Scientific Computing
Published 09/01/2015

Observations on the Evolution of HPC Environments

Product Design & Development
Published 08/25/2015

DOE Pushes Boundaries of Computing in Engine Simulations

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 08/24/2015

Argonne pushing boundaries of computing in engine simulations

insideHPC
Published 08/06/2015

Argonne Selects Theta Supercomputer Early Science Projects

Scientific Computing
Published 08/06/2015

ALCF Selects Projects for Theta Early Science Program

The Platform
Published 08/03/2015

Future Systems: Intel Ponders Breaking Up The CPU

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 07/31/2015

Scientists curve nanoparticle sheets into complex forms

The Platform
Published 07/28/2015

Tall Stepping Stones for One of Next Top U.S. Supercomputers

Tech Briefs
Published 07/24/2015

Simulations Reveal Near-Frictionless Material

AZoM
Published 07/23/2015

Computer Simulations Lead to Production of Material Exhibiting Superlubricity

Nanowerk
Published 07/22/2015

Graphene nanoscrolls used in design of near-frictionless material

insideHPC
Published 07/13/2015

Dynamically Downscaling Climate Models

The Platform
Published 07/13/2015

The Top 500 Supercomputer List is In: China’s Reign Continues

Scientific Computing
Published 07/10/2015

From global to regional climate models

ASCR Discovery
Published 07/07/2015

When electrons cooperate

HPCWire
Published 07/02/2015

ALCC Awards 24 Projects 1.7 Billion Core Hours at ALCF

InsideHPC
Published 07/01/2015

ALCC Challenge Awards 1.7 Billion Core Hours to Science Projects

Phys.org
Published 06/16/2015

3D potential through laser annihilation

Engineering Materials
Published 06/15/2015

Scientists create friction-free material

EnterpriseTech
Published 06/08/2015

Government Labs Give Enterprises a Supercomputing Boost

Inside HPC
Published 06/02/2015

Podcast: Argonne’s Susan Coghlan Discusses HPC

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/22/2015

Slip sliding away

ASCR Discovery
Published 05/12/2015

Utah team turns to computing to design clean oxy-coal boiler

San Jose Mercury News
Published 05/11/2015

Supercomputers a hidden power center of Silicon Valley

insideHPC
Published 05/10/2015

Supercomputing Quantum Mechanics

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 05/07/2015

VERIFI code optimization yields three-fold increase in engine simulation speed

ASCR Discovery
Published 04/30/2015

Modeling self-healing materials to repair fissures in turbines

insideHPC
Published 04/29/2015

Supercomputing New Materials for Improved Fuel Production

HPCwire
Published 04/28/2015

ALCF Supercomputer Helps Identify Materials to Improve Fuel Production

BiofuelsDigest
Published 04/28/2015

Argonne lab demos predicative modeling to boost materials discovery for fuels

ASCR Discovery
Published 04/21/2015

Filling in the Standard Model with a Boost from Computing

HPCWire
Published 04/20/2015

Application Readiness at the DOE, Part III: Argonne Ramps Up Early Science Program

Intel Chip Chat
Published 04/14/2015

Enabling the Next Generation of High-Performance Computing

PCMag
Published 04/14/2015

Argonne Getting 180 PF Machine as Supercomputer Race Heats Up

Chicago Tribune
Published 04/10/2015

Money for supercomputer coming to Argonne

Breaking Energy
Published 04/10/2015

U.S. Department Of Energy Awards $200 Million For Next- Generation Supercomputer At Argonne National Laboratory

Reddit
Published 04/10/2015

Ask Me Anything with Mike Papka and Susan Coghlan

MarketWatch
Published 04/09/2015

Cray's Next-Generation "Shasta" Supercomputer Chosen for Argonne National Laboratory's "Aurora" System

ABC News
Published 04/09/2015

Energy Department to Spend $200 Million on New Supercomputer

Chicago Sun Times
Published 04/09/2015

New supercomputer for Argonne National Lab

WBEZ's Tech Shift
Published 04/09/2015

The nation’s newest supercomputer is coming to Argonne National Laboratory

HPCWire
Published 04/09/2015

Last But Not Least: Argonne’s $200 Million Supercomputing Award

Wall Street Journal
Published 04/09/2015

Intel, Cray Picked for $200 Million Supercomputer Project

HPCWire
Published 04/09/2015

U.S. DOE Awards $200M for Supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory

Washington Post
Published 04/09/2015

Energy Department to spend $200 million on new supercomputer

BusinessWire
Published 04/09/2015

U.S. Department of Energy Selects Intel to Deliver Nation’s Most Powerful Supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory

Crain's Chicago Business
Published 04/09/2015

Energy Department to give Argonne $200 million for new supercomputer

Newswise
Published 04/08/2015

ESnet Weathers the Flood of Big Data in Climate Research

International Science Grid This Week
Published 04/01/2015

Scientists use Mira to discover needle in zeolite haystack

Scientific Computing
Published 03/31/2015

Mira sheds light on mysterious nature of high-temperature superconductors

Phys.org
Published 03/30/2015

Researchers use Mira to peer inside high-temperature superconductors

EurekAlert!
Published 03/18/2015

Researchers identify materials to improve biofuel and petroleum processing

HPCwire
Published 03/12/2015

Argonne’s Paul Messina on Training for Extreme-Scale

HPCwire
Published 03/06/2015

Mira Supercomputer Propels High-Intensity Beam Science

ASCR DISCOVERY - Genealogy
Published 02/26/2015

Code library gains renown for simulation-tackling tools

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 02/18/2015

Shape-shifting groups of nanorods release heat differently

insideHPC
Published 01/30/2015

ATPESC Set for August 2015

HPCwire
Published 01/28/2015

Greening the World’s Most Ubiquitous Building Material

Discover - University of Minnesota
Published 01/26/2015

Researchers identify materials to improve biofuel and petroleum processing

Scientific Computing
Published 01/23/2015

Predicting Concrete Flow Properties from Simple Measurements

NIST
Published 01/21/2015

Supercomputer Simulations Yield Method for Predicting Behavior of New Concrete Formulas

ASCR Discovery
Published 01/20/2015

DOE computing jobs beg for applicants, study finds

Chicago Tribune
Published 01/13/2015

Glenview teen breaking down barriers for women in computing

HPCwire
Published 01/08/2015

Utah University Turns to HPC for Safer Explosives Transport

Minning Innovation News
Published 01/08/2015

Utah researchers using computer modelling to improve explosives safety

Scientific Computing
Published 01/07/2015

Large-scale 3-D Simulations Aim at Safer Transport of Explosives

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/16/2014

Silver particles improve performance of battery material

Nature
Published 12/14/2014

Joint effort nabs next wave of US supercomputers

IIT Today
Published 12/11/2014

IIT Team Among Winners of 48-Hour Student Cluster Competition

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 12/08/2014

Argonne, Convergent and Cummins cooperate to discover the secrets of fuel injectors

Scientific Computing
Published 12/03/2014

Argonne Researchers Demonstrate Extraordinary Throughput at SC14

Suburban Life
Published 11/21/2014

Faster supercomputer coming to Argonne

Yahoo Finance
Published 11/20/2014

Six Clicks: The six fastest computers in the world

Yahoo! Finance
Published 11/19/2014

IDC Announces New Winners of HPC Innovation Excellence Awards

IIT Today
Published 11/19/2014

IIT Computer Science Team Wins IEEE Cluster 2014 Best Paper Award

UC Davis
Published 11/18/2014

Scientists awarded 83 million core-hours of supercomputer access

Scientific American
Published 11/17/2014

Next wave of U.S. supercomputers could break up race for fastest

ASCR DISCOVERY
Published 11/14/2014

Panel lays out top 10 list of exascale computing hurdles

Scientific Computing
Published 11/07/2014

A Q&A with Paul Messina, ALCF Director of Science

insideHPC
Published 11/04/2014

Video: Exascale, Data and Biology

Intel
Published 10/24/2014

Final Teams Announced for the 2014 Intel® Parallel Universe Computing Challenge

ASCR DISCOVERY
Published 10/23/2014

Models help materials give electrons the slip

HPCWire
Published 10/23/2014

The Exascale Revolution

Business Insider
Published 10/16/2014

Lockheed May Have Announced A Big Breakthrough But They Aren't The Only Lab Working On Nuclear Fusion

Forbes
Published 10/13/2014

The Great Climate Model

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/08/2014

Designing future cities

insideHPC
Published 10/06/2014

HPC Luminaries to Celebrate 20 Years of Beowulf Oct. 13-14

Phys.org
Published 09/25/2014

Research team stays ahead of the computing curve in monumental climate modeling project

ASCR Discovery
Published 09/25/2014

Pore models track reactions in underground carbon capture

HPCwire
Published 09/11/2014

Paul Messina Named Argonne Distinguished Fellow

iSGTW
Published 09/10/2014

VERIFI advances combustion engine research

Cincinnati Business Courier
Published 09/08/2014

P&G uses government supercomputer to improve soap

HPCwire
Published 08/19/2014

ALCF Optimizes I/O with Innovative ‘Cache’

HPCwire
Published 08/19/2014

ACME Project to Unleash Supercomputing on Climate Change

Chicago Tribune
Published 08/17/2014

Argonne helping quieter jet engines take off

Fleets & Fuels
Published 08/07/2014

Hydrogen Fuel From Water & Sunlight?

Scientific Computing
Published 08/06/2014

Weathering the Flood of Big Data in Climate Research

insideHPC
Published 07/29/2014

Argonne HPC Training for the Next Generation of Scientists

Phys.org
Published 07/29/2014

Communication-optimal algorithms for contracting distributed tensors

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 07/16/2014

New Argonne initiative to examine the details of the combustion process

WRAL TechWire
Published 07/14/2014

Finding the next cure? Maybe 1 million hours of supercomputer time will help

HPCWire
Published 07/07/2014

Jet Engine Noise Research Takes Off

Breaking Energy
Published 07/01/2014

Top 500 List Recognizes Fastest Supercomputers

Scientific Computing
Published 06/27/2014

IDC Announces Winners of the HPC Innovation Excellence Awards

energy.gov
Published 06/09/2014

Big Science: Supercomputing at the National Labs

InsideHPC
Published 05/21/2014

INCITE Program Powers Groundbreaking Research

Thomas Young Centre
Published 05/16/2014

Stress Corrosion Cracking of Silicon

Montreal Gazette
Published 05/12/2014

Live Chat: Climate Change

insideHPC
Published 04/18/2014

5 Billion Core-Hours Up for Grabs: INCITE’s Call for Proposals

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 04/16/2014

Researchers use complex computational models to assess engine qualities

SAE International
Published 04/16/2014

Argonne helps private industry develop engines faster and cheaper

iter newsline
Published 04/10/2014

Turbulence simulations reveal promising insight for fusion

DOE
Published 04/04/2014

New Perspective on a Corrosive Problem

insideHPC
Published 04/01/2014

Mira Supercomputer Powers Plasma Turbulence Simulations for Fusion Energy

Live Science
Published 03/19/2014

World's Most Advanced Computers Unravel the Universe's Most Primitive Processes

HPCwire
Published 03/18/2014

SPEC/HPG Releases New HPC Benchmark Suite

Digital Journal
Published 03/18/2014

SPEC/HPG Benchmark Suite Measures Performance of Computing Systems With Hardware Acceleration

HPCwire
Published 03/07/2014

Podcast: The “Battery” of Materials Modeling Efforts at Argonne

Inside HPC
Published 03/04/2014

Interview: Argonne Announces Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing

Molecular Imaging
Published 02/21/2014

High-tech Modeling: Computer Mockups Hone in on Human Physiology

Inside HPC
Published 02/06/2014

Computational Science at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility

HPCWire
Published 02/03/2014

Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing Scheduled for August

HPCWire
Published 01/30/2014

Researchers Implement HPC-First Cloud Approach

HPCWire
Published 01/17/2014

Ten Year US Exascale Roadmap Crystalizes

Physics Central
Published 01/15/2014

The Most Exciting Physics (and more!) to Happen at National Laboratories in 2014

Information Week Story
Published 12/31/2013

Supercomputers: New Software Needed

Deixis Magazine
Published 12/18/2013

Rewinding the universe

Nextgov.com
Published 12/16/2013

Congress Tells Energy Dept. to Develop 'Exascale' Computers in 10 Years

UA News
Published 12/16/2013

UA Chemist Leads Supercomputer Effort to Aid Nuclear Understanding

Iowa State University
Published 12/09/2013

Iowa State-led team wins supercomputer time to study nuclear structures, reactions

R&D Magazine
Published 11/20/2013

Argonne, RIKEN sign MOU in support of petascale computing

HPCWire
Published 11/20/2013

Argonne and RIKEN Sign MOU in Support of Petascale Computing

Network World
Published 11/20/2013

Argonne's MIRA supercomputer solves jet engines, Pringles and everything in between

Scientific Computing
Published 11/19/2013

Argonne, RIKEN Sign MOU to Support Petascale Computing

Green Car Congress
Published 11/19/2013

Argonne and RIKEN sign MOU in support of petascale computing

SiloBreaker
Published 11/19/2013

Argonne and RIKEN sign MOU in support of petascale computing

The Business Journals
Published 11/19/2013

IBM Ranked #1 on The Graph500 Supercomputing List

The Wall Street Journal
Published 11/19/2013

IBM Ranked #1 on The Graph500 Supercomputing List

The Verge
Published 11/18/2013

Watch a supercomputer track trillions of particles in the latest universe simulation

HPCwire
Published 11/16/2013

SC13 Research Highlight: Extreme Scale Plasma Turbulence Simulation

ASCR Discovery
Published 11/14/2013

Princeton group working out water’s molecular mysteries

HuffPost Tech
Published 11/12/2013

This is What a Computer Simulation of the Universe Looks Like (Video)

olcf.ornl.gov
Published 11/05/2013

Code for Largest Cosmological Simulations Ever on GPUs Is Gordon Bell Finalist

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Published 11/01/2013

The Remarkable Career of a Pioneering Computational Scientist

HPCwire
Published 10/31/2013

Directing Mira

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 10/17/2013

The grid of the future

Daily Herald
Published 10/01/2013

Second place on supercomputers not good enough

DOE Pulse
Published 09/16/2013

Protons and neutrons get social in the nucleus

Crain's Chicago Business
Published 09/10/2013

Argonne researchers rethink supercomputer software

HPCWire
Published 09/10/2013

ALCF Simulations Help Lay the Foundation for Better, Greener Concrete

Scientific Computing
Published 08/28/2013

ALCF scientists look to nature to develop biofuel catalysts

Communications of the ACM
Published 08/26/2013

Preparing a Parallel Programming Workforce

Scientific Computing World
Published 08/13/2013

ALCF Scientist Jeff Hammond Awarded Young Achiever in Scalable Computing for 2013

Data Center Knowledge
Published 08/12/2013

Closer Look: The Argonne MIRA Supercomputer

American Scientist
Published 08/09/2013

Blood in Motion

Irving Wladawsky-Berger A collection of observations, news and resources on the changing nature of innovation, technology, leadership, and other subj
Published 08/05/2013

Parallel Supercomputing: Past, Present and Future

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 08/05/2013

Meet Computational Postdoctoral Fellow Laura Zamboni

insideHPC.com
Published 08/01/2013

Argonne Releases More Details on Argo OS for Exascale

HPCwire
Published 07/31/2013

A Sneak Peek at the Next-Gen Exascale Operating System

mysuburbanlife.com
Published 07/24/2013

Meet Mira, the world's fifth fastest supercomputer

HPCWire
Published 07/18/2013

Senator Says U.S. Congress Doesn't 'Get' Supercomputers

Scientific Computing World
Published 07/18/2013

Simulation research projects receive 809 million supercomputing core-hours

The Business of Federal Technology
Published 07/17/2013

DOE appeal: Breaking exaflop barrier will require more funding

Voice of America
Published 07/16/2013

US Unveils Green Supercomputer

Chicago Tribune
Published 07/15/2013

Cultural heritage a small piece of Argonne's workload

The University of Chicago
Published 07/08/2013

Mira Supercomputer Powers Collaborations in Research

Computation Institute
Published 07/03/2013

Mira’s Débutante Ball

Scientific Computing World
Published 07/02/2013

Mira supercomputer dedicated at Argonne National Laboratory

Computerworld
Published 07/02/2013

Supercomputing needs to deliver 'real-life value,' senator says

Allinea.com
Published 06/11/2013

Allinea DDT Resolves an Unsolved Mystery at Argonne National Laboratory

Materials Views
Published 06/03/2013

Anatole von Lilienfeld Receives 2013 Thomas Kuhn Paradigm Shift Award

Argonne National Laboratory
Published 06/03/2013

Meet ALCF Catalyst Emily Wolters

International Science Grid This Week
Published 05/01/2013

Computing Pioneer Honored at Big Red II Dedication

OpenEye
Published 04/30/2013

Anatole von Lilienfeld Receives Thomas Kuhn Paradigm Shift Award

WBEZ Blog: Day x Datum
Published 04/24/2013

Big Data Week Day 2: How Argonne is using supercomputer Mira to crunch mega-sized data to create visualizations from the formation of galaxies to aneurysms

Wired.com
Published 04/04/2013

Time-Lapse Video Shrinks Birth of a Supercomputer to 3 Minutes

DOE ASCR Discovery Kernels
Published 03/26/2013

Research out to optimize uncertain energy future

Wired.com
Published 03/25/2013

Mira: Argonne's Next-Gen Supercomputer

Scientific Computing World
Published 02/27/2013

Groundbreaking Astrophysics Accelerated

HPCWire
Published 01/16/2013

DOE to Field Pre-Exascale Supercomputers Within Four Years

Chicago Sun-Times
Published 01/10/2013

Under-the-radar job growth

Scientific American
Published 12/13/2012

Blood Clots Are Ready for Their Close-Up [Slide Show]

HPCWire
Published 11/29/2012

Sequoia Supercomputer Runs Cosmology Code at 14 Petaflops

Phys.Org
Published 11/20/2012

Mira the supercomputer

UChicago News
Published 11/19/2012

Failed explosions explain most peculiar supernovae

Phys.Org
Published 11/16/2012

SHARP could slash nuclear reactor design costs

COMPUTERWORLD
Published 11/13/2012

Cray bumps IBM from Top500 supercomputer top spot

eWeek
Published 11/13/2012

Cray Titan Supercomputer Now the World’s Fastest; IBM's Sequoia No. 2

LiveScience
Published 11/12/2012

'World's Fastest Supercomputer' Crowned in US

FutureTech
Published 11/12/2012

'World's fastest supercomputer' crowned in US

CNNMoney
Published 11/12/2012

The 5 Fastest Supercomputers

Data Center Knowledge
Published 11/12/2012

Top 10 Supercomputers, Illustrated (November 2012)

PCMAG.COM
Published 11/12/2012

Oak Ridge's Titan Named World's Fastest Supercomputer

Scientific Computing World
Published 11/12/2012

HPC 2012: HPC Facilities, Dedicated to Discovery

popsci.com
Published 11/08/2012

Inside The Largest Simulation Of The Universe Ever Created

ASCR Discovery
Published 11/08/2012

Petaflops performance scored running universe simulation

NIU Today
Published 11/07/2012

NIU physics professor receives $4 million grant to conduct superconductor research at Argonne

Energy.gov
Published 11/05/2012

INCITE Program Doles Out Hours on Supercomputers

HPCwire
Published 11/01/2012

Allinea Adds Support for IBM BlueGene/Q

Ignite Chicago
Published 10/30/2012

Can I Borrow Your Supercomputer?

engadget
Published 09/26/2012

IBM's Mira supercomputer tasked with simulating an entire universe in a fortnight

GIZMODO
Published 09/26/2012

Monster Machines: The Supercomputer That Houses An Entire Universe

HPCwire
Published 09/25/2012

DOE Supercomputer Peers Into the Soul of the Universe

Yahoo! Finance
Published 09/25/2012

Meet Mira, the Supercomputer That Makes Universes

the Atlantic
Published 09/25/2012

Meet Mira, the Supercomputer That Makes Universes

HPCwire
Published 09/12/2012

At 100 Gbps, ESnet Puts Network Research on Fast Track

Christian Science Monitor
Published 09/12/2012

Where does dark energy come from? New simulation could reveal origins.

SPACE.com
Published 09/11/2012

Supercomputer Recreates Universe From Big Bang to Today

MSNBC
Published 09/11/2012

Supercomputer to re-create universe from the start

HPCwire
Published 08/01/2012

Argonnites Prep Mira Supercomputer for Petascale Duties

Information Week
Published 07/31/2012

National Lab Replaces Supercomputer With Newer, Faster Model

Computerworld
Published 07/16/2012

U.S. regains supercomputer lead

Datanami
Published 07/11/2012

Midwest Growing Hub for HPC, Big Data

Datanami
Published 06/22/2012

World's Top Data-Intensive Systems Unveiled

HPCwire
Published 06/21/2012

Exascale Computing: The View from Argonne

Ars Technica
Published 06/19/2012

Intel Claims a New Chip is First Step Toward Exascale Supercomputing

Top500.org
Published 06/18/2012

Lawrence Livermore’s Sequoia Supercomputer Towers above the Rest in Latest TOP500 List

Chicago Tribune
Published 06/18/2012

Argonne's Mira rated as No. 3 supercomputer

IBM Research News
Published 06/18/2012

Blue Gene/Q delivers a smarter planet in record speed

Crain's Chicago Business
Published 06/18/2012

Latest Ranking of Supercomputers Puts Argonne's Mira at No. 3

Scientific American
Published 06/18/2012

Captain of Crunch: U.S. Nuclear Stockpile Watchdog Boasts Fastest Supercomputer in the West or Anywhere Else, for That Matter

Forbes
Published 06/18/2012

IBM Now Has The World's Fastest Supercomputer

Energy.gov
Published 06/18/2012

United States Regains Lead with World’s Fastest Supercomputer

Biomedical Computation Review
Published 06/07/2012

Zooming In on Blood Coagulation and Viscosity: Computation Takes On Blood Behavior

HPCwire
Published 05/16/2012

DOE INCITE Program to Allocate Titan, Mira Compute Resources

Forbes
Published 05/08/2012

Why the DOE Thinks Supercomputing Will Change Our Energy Future

Science Codex
Published 04/30/2012

A 100-gigbit highway for science

eWeek
Published 04/24/2012

IT & Network Infrastructure : IBM Supercomputers: 12 Ways HPC Is Leading to Scientific Breakthroughs

Talking Points Memo
Published 04/20/2012

IBM Races Energy Dept. for Electric Car Battery Bragging Rights

Published 04/18/2012

New institute to tackle "data tsunami" challenge

Federal Computer This Week
Published 04/17/2012

How cloud storage could catch up with big data

HPCWire
Published 04/10/2012

The Processors of Petascale

symmetry
Published 04/01/2012

Pursuing protons for medical imaging

The University of Edinburgh School of Physics & Astronomy
Published 03/29/2012

Supercomputers help explain why Universe has almost no anti-matter

Science
Published 03/09/2012

The Creative Fundraiser: The Many Roles for the Postdoc in Search of Support

New Scientist
Published 02/10/2012

Molecules from Scratch without the Fiendish Physics

The Economist
Published 01/31/2012

Ten million billion and counting

Physical Review Letters
Published 01/31/2012

Fast and Accurate Modeling of Molecular Atomization Energies with Machine Learning

Newswise
Published 01/27/2012

New Center Developing Computational Bioresearch Tool

Science Magazine
Published 01/27/2012

What It'll Take to Go Exascale

Newswise
Published 01/12/2012

DOE Awards Record Supercomputing Time to UC San Diego, SDSC Researchers

The Economist
Published 01/04/2012

Watering the flops

Communications of the ACM
Published 12/29/2011

Formal Analysis of MPI-based Parallel Programs

Fierce Government
Published 12/20/2011

Congress funds exascale computer

Chemistry World
Published 12/14/2011

Artificial Intelligence for Quantum Chemistry

Discovery News
Published 12/05/2011

What a Simple Flame Can Tell Us About Supernovae

WBEZ Clever Apes
Published 12/05/2011

Top Hair-Raising Research Moments

EE Times
Published 11/17/2011

IBM's Blue Gene/Q; petaflops on low power

The Register
Published 11/16/2011

IBM pushes BlueGene/Q to 100 petaflops

IBM Press Release
Published 11/15/2011

IBM Announces Supercomputer to Propel Sciences Forward

Business Wire
Published 11/14/2011

OpenMP Expanding Its Scope to Embedded Systems and Accelerators

Energy.Gov
Published 11/14/2011

Three DOE Labs Now Connected with Ultra-High Speed Network

TG Daily
Published 10/31/2011

DOE announces 100 Gbps network

R&D
Published 10/31/2011

Pioneering supercomputer QCDOC retires

timesunion.com
Published 09/13/2011

RPI is getting new high-tech Blue Gene

Enhanced Online News
Published 07/13/2011

Berkeley Lab and Internet2 to build 100 Gbps Prototype Scientific Network

EurekAlert!
Published 07/13/2011

Moving data at the speed of science: Berkeley Lab lays foundation for 100 Gbps prototype network

HPCwire
Published 04/21/2011

The Weekly Top Five

AustralianIT
Published 04/19/2011

Supercomputer cracks 'impossible' calculation

Crain's Chicago Business
Published 03/02/2011

Deere suppliers on ground floor with manufacturing-supercomputer pilot program

Computerworld
Published 02/17/2011

Obama sets $126M for next-gen supercomputing

All Things Digital
Published 02/08/2011

IBM Brings Supercomputing Muscle to U.S. Lab

Chicago Breaking Business
Published 02/08/2011

Argonne upgrades to super supercomputer

eWeek.com
Published 02/08/2011

10-Petaflop IBM Supercomputer Headed for Argonne National Lab

Crain
Published 02/07/2011

Argonne Lab upgrading to world's fastest supercomputer

TwinCities.com
Published 02/07/2011

Regional Report / Energy Dept. to use IBM's 'Blue Gene' supercomputer

Network World
Published 12/22/2010

Energy research projects were on fire in 2010

Dr.Dobb's Journal
Published 12/06/2010

Exascale Technology and Computing Institute (ETCi)

Network Computing
Published 12/02/2010

IBM Applies Evolutionary Approach to Revolutionary Chip

International Business Times
Published 11/22/2010

IBM's Supercomputers Pass the Green Test

HPCwire
Published 11/19/2010

IBM Supercomputers are Most Energy Efficient

Data Center Knowledge
Published 11/18/2010

IBM Research a clear winner in Green 500

Softpedia.com
Published 07/29/2010

DOE Awards Millions of Processing Hours

PhysOrg.com
Published 07/29/2010

Supercomputers take science by storm

HPCwire
Published 07/28/2010

DOE Awards Argonne Projects 200 Million Hours of Supercomputer Time

HPC in the Cloud
Published 06/22/2010

Uncovering Results in the Magellan Testbed

International Business Times
Published 06/21/2010

DOE Supercomputer Hits 2 Billion Processor Hours

Medical News Today
Published 06/21/2010

Using Argonne's Supercomputer to Drive Discovery and Innovation

R&D Magazine
Published 06/18/2010

Over two billion hours served

ScienceBlog
Published 06/18/2010

Over two billion hours served

PhysOrg.com
Published 06/18/2010

Over two billion hours served

Science Daily
Published 06/18/2010

Over Two Billion Hours Served

Federal Computer Week
Published 06/17/2010

Magellan explores the cloud as a research tool

Government Computing News
Published 06/17/2010

Magellan explores the cloud as a research tool

Discovery News
Published 06/01/2010

The Supercomputer Supernova

Computerworld
Published 02/12/2010

U.S., EU, Russia set aside $13.6M for exascale software work

SPACE.com
Published 01/29/2010

Supercomputer breakthrough allows astronomers to share universe simulations

SouthtownStar
Published 01/11/2010

Two Argonne scientists to receive prestigious nuclear physics prize

New York Times
Published 11/22/2009

Supercomputing for the Masses

GenomeWeb Daily News
Published 11/20/2009

Cloud Bio-Computing at SC09

SearchCloudComputing.com
Published 11/09/2009

U.S. government explores limits of cloud and virtualization

International Science Grid
Published 10/28/2009

Feature - In case of emergency, call SPRUCE

UPI.com
Published 10/14/2009

Cloud computing science capability studied

HPCWire
Published 10/07/2009

DOE Labs Take Pride in Award-Winning IBM Blue Gene Series

Processor
Published 09/25/2009

Tracking Green IT

Science Daily
Published 08/12/2009

Combustion Simulation: Digital Fireworks

HPCwire
Published 04/14/2009

ALCF Working to Get More Science Per Watt

R&D magazine
Published 04/13/2009

Blue Gene/P's New GPU Turns It into a Visual Powerhouse

AZoNano.com
Published 04/12/2009

Visualizing and Exploring Findings as Highly Accurate Simulations

HPCWire
Published 04/10/2009

Eureka Enables Science Breakthroughs at ALCF

Yahoo News/PRWeb
Published 04/10/2009

Leading-Edge Data Analytics and Visualization Enable Breakthrough Science on the ALCF's Blue Gene/P

PhysOrg.com
Published 04/10/2009

Leading-Edge Data Analytics and Visualization Enable Breakthrough Science

Nanowerk News
Published 04/10/2009

Leading-Edge Data Analytics and Visualization Enable Breakthrough Science

HPCwire
Published 02/05/2009

A Decade of Discovery Hails Supercomputers Used in Parkinson's Disease Breakthrough

The Journal News
Published 02/03/2009

IBM Gets Order for Massive Supercomputer from Uncle Sam

Bio IT World.com
Published 01/23/2009

SC08 Showcases HPC Muscle Systems, Top500 List

HPCwire
Published 12/18/2008

Argonne Facility Helps Researcher Win Sackler Prize

HPCwire
Published 12/18/2008

Baby, It's Cold Outside. . .Let's Calculate Something

U.S. Department of Energy Website
Published 12/11/2008

Hope for Those with Parkinson's

ACM Tech News
Published 11/26/2008

Berkeley Lab Team Wins Special ACM Gordon Bell Prize for Algorithm Innovation

Scientific Computing World
Published 11/25/2008

Peter Beckman Named Director at Argonne Facility

Government Computer News
Published 11/20/2008

Argonne, Oak Ridge Labs Sweep HPC Challenge

supercomputingonline.com
Published 11/18/2008

Beckman Named Director of Argonne's Leadership Computing Facility

HPCWire
Published 11/12/2008

Argonne Supercomputer Uses DataDirect Storage

Dr. Dobb's Journal
Published 07/25/2008

Supercomputer + GPU = Advanced Visualization

Chicago Sun-Times
Published 06/19/2008

World's No. 3 Computer Resides at Argonne Lab

Claredon Hills.com
Published 04/23/2008

Mind-blowing Blue Gene/P revs up at Argonne

Southtown Star
Published 04/22/2008

Big, Bad Blue Gene

FirstScience.com
Published 12/03/2007

Argonne's Blue Gene/P gets more muscle to address most challenging scientific problems

Washington Post
Published 12/03/2007

Faster Computers Accelerate Pace of Discovery

Chicago Tribune
Published 11/01/2007

Argonne plans double dose of computing

HPCWire
Published 09/21/2007

NCSA to Host PRAGMA Events

HPCWire
Published 09/21/2007

Industry Experts to Showcase Innovative HPC Applications

HPCWire
Published 08/24/2007

Ian Foster Earns Top Marks as Influential Computer Scientist

TechWorld
Published 08/20/2007

Grid Computing: The Term May Fade, But Features Will Live On

The University of Chicago Chronicle
Published 07/12/2007

Intensive Computation Research Not Just for Exploding Star Simulations Anymore

Chicago Maroon
Published 05/22/2007

Genome study wins $9.1 million

ITworld.com
Published 05/15/2007

Interview: Rick Stevens, Computing and Life Sciences Directorate Lead, Argonne

HPCWire
Published 03/09/2007

Rick Stevens: Connecting Computing to Science

science
Domain Materials Science
Published 01/19/2021

Do simulations represent the real world at the atomic scale?

Joint experimental and computational study of materials

outreach
Published 01/18/2021

Driving STEM advancements and discoveries through cutting-edge technology and collaboration

announcements
Published 01/08/2021

Argonne teams earn HPCwire awards for the best use of HPC in energy and industry

science
Domain Biological Sciences
Published 01/08/2021

10 ways Argonne science is combatting COVID-19

science
Published 01/06/2021

Preparing an earthquake risk assessment application for exascale

science
Published 12/22/2020

ALCF supercomputers power scientific breakthroughs in 2020

science
Published 12/03/2020

Argonne epidemiological supercomputing model showcases innovation

announcements
Published 12/02/2020

Argonne augments Theta supercomputer with GPUs to accelerate coronavirus research

science
Domain Biological Sciences
Published 11/19/2020

Collaborative AI effort unraveling SARS-CoV-2 mysteries wins prestigious Gordon Bell Special Prize

science
Published 11/17/2020

Virtual reality: ALCF’s remote interns tackle real-world computing projects

science
Published 11/17/2020

Researchers leverage Argonne’s Theta supercomputer to identify COVID-19 targets and therapeutics

AI-driven MD simulations provide insights into COVID-19

announcements
Published 11/16/2020

INCITE program awards supercomputing time to 51 computational research projects

science
Published 11/12/2020

Building a better traffic forecasting model

announcements
Published 11/06/2020

Argonne researchers to share scientific computing advances at SC20 conference

science
Published 11/04/2020

Porting a quantum simulation code to GPUs

announcements
Published 11/02/2020

ALCF Data Science Program seeks proposals for data and learning projects

science
Published 10/16/2020

The high-tech evolution of scientific computing: A slight return

science
Published 10/15/2020

Preparing for science in the exascale era

science
Published 10/14/2020

Creating the software that will unlock the power of exascale

outreach
Published 10/12/2020

Virtual Argonne training program prepares researchers for extreme-scale computing

post
Published 01/14/2021

Watch: ALCF's Katherine Riley on Instagram Live

Katherine Riley, ALCF Director of Science, recently appeared on Argonne's Instagram page to discuss the impact of supercomputing on science. The live chat touches on everything from modeling supernovae to COVID-19 research to the promise of future exascale systems.

post
Published 01/04/2021

Now Accepting Applications for ATPESC 2021

The call for applications for the Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC) is now open. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2021. This year's program will be held August 1-13, 2021. Doctoral students, postdocs, and scientists interested in conducting computational science and engineering research on large-scale computers are encouraged to apply.

post
Published 12/16/2020

ALCC program is now accepting proposals for 2021-2022

The U.S Department of Energy's ASCR Leadership Computing Challenge (ALCC) provides access to supercomputers at ALCF, OLCF, and NERSC for high-risk, high-payoff simulations in areas related to the DOE mission. Applicants are required to submit pre-proposals by 5 pm (ET) on January 4, 2021. The pre-proposals will be used to encourage or discourage submission of full proposals.

post
Published 12/10/2020

Intel’s oneAPI Cross-Architecture Challenge: Submissions Due Feb. 15

Intel’s oneAPI Cross-Architecture Challenge is seeking participants to develop future-ready, cross-architecture code using Data Parallel C++ (DPC++). One of the prizes is an opportunity to work on a project involving oneAPI at Argonne National Laboratory. Submissions are due February 15, 2021.

post
Published 12/07/2020

ALCF staff members to contribute to virtual Hour of Code activities

Happy Computer Science Education Week! Shout out to all of the Hour of Code volunteers from the ALCF, Argonne, and beyond! Thank you for inspiring K-12 students to explore the world of computer science.

post
Published 12/04/2020

Argonne's Anshu Dubey to present talk on HPC software design

On Wednesday, December 9, 2020, Anshu Dubey of Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago will present "Software Design for Longevity with Performance Portability" as part of the IDEAS Best Practices for HPC Software Developers webinar series.

post
Published 12/02/2020

ALCF's Michael Papka to deliver talk on supercomputing at IEEE Chicago-ACM Chicago webinar

On Monday, December 7 at 6 pm (CT), ALCF Director Michael Papka will present "Supercomputing and the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility" as part of the webinar series hosted by IEEE Chicago and ACM Chicago.

post
Published 11/19/2020

Argonne researchers recognized with SC20 awards

Congratulations to all of the Argonne researchers recognized at the SC20 Award Ceremony! Arvind Ramanathan and many collaborators received the ACM Gordon Bell Special Prize for HPC-Based COVID-19 Research for "AI-Driven Multiscale Simulations Illuminate Mechanisms of SARS-CoV-2 Spike Dynamics." Tekin Bicer, Rajkumar Kettimuthu, Ian Foster, Vincent De Andrade and Doga Gursoy were part of a team that won the Best Paper Award for "Petascale XCT: 3D Image Reconstruction with Hierarchical Communications on Multi-GPU Nodes.”

post
Published 11/16/2020

Engine research on Theta is recognized with two HPCWire Readers' Choice Awards

HPCWire announced its annual Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards today at SC20. We’re proud that our Theta supercomputer supported two of the winning teams. For the 'Best Use of HPC in Energy' award, an Argonne team used the ALCF's Theta supercomputer to run the largest-ever combustion engine flow simulation. For the 'Best Use of HPC in Industry' award, researchers from Argonne, Aramco Research Center (Detroit), and Convergent Science used the Argonne computing resources, including Theta, to resolve micron-scale manufacturing defects in fuel injector geometries for the first time.

post
Published 11/08/2020

Argonne researchers to share HPC advances at SC20

Continuing a long history of participation in the SC Conference series, more than 90 Argonne researchers will contribute to SC20 activities on topics ranging from exascale computing and big data analysis to AI and quantum computing. View the full list of Argonne's conference activities at the Argonne@SC20 website.

post
Published 11/02/2020

Call for proposals now open for the ALCF Data Science Program

Do you have a Big Data or AI science problem that could benefit from the power and scale of ALCF supercomputing resources? The ALCF Data Science Program (ADSP) is now seeking proposals for data-intensive analysis and learning projects through Jan. 29, 2021.

post
Published 10/29/2020

ALCF to partner on new DOE EPSCoR project led by University of New Mexico

We’re proud to partner with researchers from the University of New Mexico, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Brookhaven National Laboratory for a new DOE EPSCoR project that will use a combination of experimental and computational techniques to drive discoveries in materials science.

post
Published 10/27/2020

Register for the virtual ALCF Simulation, Data and Learning Workshop

The virtual ALCF Simulation, Data, and Learning Workshop is set for December, 8-10, 2020. Reserve your seat to work with us to improve the performance and productivity of simulation, data, and learning applications.

- Hands-on sessions
- Talks/tutorials on data and learning tools and frameworks
- Access to ALCF systems
- Guidance on preparing for future ALCF projects

2020 ALCF Simulation, Data, and Learning Workshop

post
Published 10/26/2020

CiSE article details how LCF systems are advancing COVID-19 research

The new issue of Computing in Science & Engineering is free to read for six months! Check out the "The U.S. High-Performance Computing Consortium in the Fight Against COVID-19" article to learn how ALCF and OLCF supercomputers are helping to advance COVID-19 research.

post
Published 10/21/2020

Check out the new visualization from Mira's "Last Journey"

Before the ALCF's Mira supercomputer was retired, researchers used the system to perform a massive cosmological simulation, generating a base dataset to create detailed synthetic sky catalogs. Check out this new visualization from Mira’s “Last Journey.”

post
Published 10/18/2020

Happy Exascale Day!

It's national Exascale Day 2020! Visit the Exascale Computing Project's website to learn how the U.S Department of Energy's upcoming exascale supercomputers will change science as we know it.

post
Published 10/12/2020

Exascale Awareness Week is Underway!

Happy Exascale Awareness Week! Follow along this week (October 12-18, 2020) to learn how DOE's upcoming exascale supercomputers, including Argonne's Aurora system, will accelerate scientific discovery and innovation. Visit the Exascale Computing Project's event webpage for stories, videos, and more.

post
Published 10/08/2020

ALCF's Hal Finkel accepts position with DOE's ASCR Office

Congratulations to Hal Finkel on his new position with DOE! He has been named a computer science program manager for the DOE Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research. From his work with compiler technologies and programming models to his efforts to help prepare the facility for exascale, Hal made a significant impact on scientific computing in his time with ALCF. He will certainly be missed but we look forward to continued collaborations in his new role with ASCR.

post
Published 10/06/2020

ASCR@40 Report details ASCR's impact on computational science

Over the past four decades, the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) has played a pivotal role in advancing computational science through investments in basic research, leadership-class facilities and computers, workforce development programs, and much more. Check out the ASCR@40 report to learn more.

post
Published 10/02/2020

Celebrating 30 Years of SCinet at SC20: Q&A with Argonne's Linda Winkler

For 30 years, SCinet has provided SC conference attendees with the innovative network platform necessary to connect, transport, and display HPC research at SC from around the world. Check out this Q&A with Argonne's Linda Winker, a longtime SCinet volunteer, to learn more about the high-performance network and its impact on the HPC community.

post
Published 09/28/2020

Argonne's Rick Stevens highlights how HPC and AI are helping to combat COVID-19

Rick Stevens, associate laboratory director at Argonne National Laboratory, delivered a talk at ISC High Performance 2020 on how high-performance computing, machine learning, and AI are being used to advance the fight against COVID-19. Check out the new article from Science Node to learn more.

post
Published 09/14/2020

PNAS: Nascent exascale supercomputers offer promise, present challenges

A new article from Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) details some of the challenges associated with exascale computing, and how the upcoming supercomputers, like Argonne's Aurora system, stand to enable critical breakthroughs in medicine, climate research and more.

post
Published 09/10/2020

ALCF's David Martin talks industrial HPC and accessible exascale

In a new interview with insideHPC, David Martin, manager of Industry Partnerships and Outreach at the ALCF, discusses upcoming exascale supercomputers and the importance of making them accessible to a wide variety of applications, environments, and people.

post
Published 09/04/2020

ALCF, NERSC and Cray team up to develop GPCNeT benchmark suite

Researchers from the ALCF, NERSC and Cray-now-HPE teamed up to develop the Global Performance and Congestion Network Test (GPCNeT), a new benchmark suite for measuring contention and congestion in HPC networks. Check out this new article from the Next Platform to learn more.

post
Published 09/02/2020

Apply for the 2021 Better Scientific Software (BSSw) Fellowship Program

Applications are now open for the 2021 BSSw Fellowship Program, which gives recognition and funding to leaders and advocates of high-quality scientific software. The deadline to apply is September 30, 202

post
Published 08/19/2020

ALCF's Murali Emani receives DOE award to advance AI research

Congratulations to ALCF computer scientist Murali Emani for receiving a new DOE award aimed at making artificial intelligence (AI) models and data more accessible and reusable to accelerate AI research and development. Emani will co-lead “HPC-FAIR: A Framework Managing Data and AI Models for Analyzing and Optimizing Scientific Applications,” one of five new projects that will apply Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) Data Principles so that science data can drive innovations in AI. Emani’s three-year project received $2.2 million in funding.

post
Published 08/13/2020

DAOS platforms top the new IO-500 list on filesystem performance

In the Virtual Institute for I/O's new IO-500 list on filesystem performance, three of the top four systems are DAOS platforms, including Argonne National Laboratory's Presque testbed. It’s great to see the success of the DAOS work supported by Argonne's efforts to prepare for Aurora.

“The recent IO-500 results for DAOS demonstrate the continuing maturity of the software’s functionality enabled by a well-managed code development and testing process. The collaborative development program will continue to deliver additional capabilities for DAOS in support of Argonne’s upcoming exascale system, Aurora,” said Gordon McPheeters, HPC systems administration specialist at the ALCF.

post
Published 07/31/2020

First all-virtual ATPESC now underway

The first all-virtual Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC) is wrapping up week 1 with a series of talks on data-intensive computing and I/O. For anyone interested in following along from home, slide decks are being posted on the ATPESC website.

ATPESC 2020: Data-Intensive Computing and I/O

post
Published 07/22/2020

Argonne's Salman Habib to deliver talk on next-generation HPC

On Thursday, July 23 at 11 am (CT), Salman Habib, director of Argonne's Computational Science division, will present "Next-Generation High-Performance Computing" as part of the AI + Science seminar series hosted by the AI Joint Task Force of the University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago.

post
Published 07/20/2020

Register for the virtual 2020 P3HPC Forum by July 31

This year's P3HPC Forum will be held Sept. 1-2, 2020, as a virtual event. Register by July 31 to take part in the annual meeting dedicated to sharing best practices and ideas for achieving performance portability across current and future supercomputers.

post
Published 07/13/2020

Researchers from Princeton and ALCF produce new supernova visualization

Using the ALCF's Theta supercomputer, researchers from Princeton University are performing 3D supernova simulations to shed light on the physics behind the collapse of massive stars. In collaboration with the ALCF visualization team, the researchers have produced a new visualization of the early phase of a supernova explosion.

The Early Phase of a Supernova Explosion of a Massive Star in Three-Dimensions

post
Published 07/06/2020

Argonne's Valerie Taylor takes part in panel discussion on racism and HPC

Valerie Taylor, director of Argonne National Laboratory's Mathematics and Computer Science Division, recently joined the This Week in HPC podcast for an important panel discussion on racism and high-performance computing.

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Published 07/02/2020

Khronos releases SYCL 2020 Provisional Specification

The newly released SYCL 2020 Provisional Specification includes new features that will help researchers prepare applications to run on our upcoming exascale system, Aurora.

“Our users will benefit from features in the provisional SYCL 2020 specification,” said Hal Finkel, lead for compiler technology and programming languages at the ALCF. “New features, such as support for unified memory and reductions, are important capabilities for programming high-performance-computing hardware. In addition, support for C++17 will allow our users to write better C++ code, with both language features (such as deduction guides) and library features (such as std::optional).”

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Published 06/25/2020

ISC 2020: LLVM Workshop kicks off today

The First Workshop on LLVM Compiler and Tools for HPC is now underway at the ISC High Performance Digital 2020 conference. Johannes Doerfert (ALCF) is a co-organizer of the workshop and Hal Finkel (ALCF) is delivering the keynote talk, "LLVM and the Future of Computing: Adaptive, Reliable, and Heterogeneous."

ISC 2020: The First Workshop on LLVM Compiler and Tools for HPC

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Published 06/24/2020

ISC 2020: Zheming Jin gives tech talk on SYCL

Watch ALCF postdoctoral researcher Zheming Jin deliver a technical talk on using SYCL to improve the performance of medical imaging applications as part of the Intel HPC + AI pavilion at ISC 2020.

ISC 2020: Improving the Performance of Medical Imaging Applications Using SYCL

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Published 06/23/2020

ISC 2020: Hal Finkel joins Intel fireside chat on oneAPI

As part of the Intel HPC + AI pavilion at ISC 2020, the ALCF's Hal Finkel joins Codeplay's Andrew Richards and Intel's Sanjiv Shah to discuss the oneAPI initiative.

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Published 06/22/2020

ISC 2020: Rick Stevens delivers talk on HPC and AI computing for COVID-19 research

ISC High Performance Digital 2020 is officially underway. Watch Argonne National Laboratory's Rick Stevens deliver an overview of how supercomputing and AI are being used to advance COVID-19 research.

ISC 2020: Overview of HPC and AI Computing for COVID-19 in the US

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Published 06/19/2020

Argonne @ ISC HIgh Performance Digital 2020

If you're planning to tune in for ISC High Performance Digital 2020 (June 22-25), be sure to check out Argonne National Laboratory's contributions to the digital conference, including talks on oneAPI, SYCL, LLVM, and using HPC and AI for COVID-19 research. Registration is free and all talks are available to registered participants for 14 days.

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Published 06/12/2020

PBS Chicago: Argonne Uses Supercomputer to Model Coronavirus Spread in Chicago

In a new report from WTTW - Chicago PBS, Argonne National Laboratory's Charles Macal discusses how scientists are using ALCF supercomputing resources to model the spread of COVID-19.

"In layman’s terms, Macal says researchers have essentially created a SimCity on steroids using Argonne’s Theta supercomputer to create forecasts of the spread of the virus for up to a simulated year."

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Published 06/05/2020

NBC highlights Argonne's high-tech effort to crack the code of COVID-19

Check out this new article from NBC Chicago to learn how Argonne National Laboratory scientists and tools, including the ALCF's Theta supercomputer, are advancing COVID-19 research.

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Published 06/01/2020

Intel hosting upcoming technical webinars on oneAPI

Intel is hosting a few upcoming oneAPI webinars that may be of interest to researchers preparing for the ALCF's upcoming exascale system, Aurora.
- June 3: Offload Your Code from CPU to GPU … and Optimize It
- June 10: Profile DPC++ and GPU Workload Performance

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Published 05/31/2020

Ramprakash to discuss ALCF computing resources at AAS meeting

The 236th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society kicks off this week. ALCF Deputy Director Jini Ramprakash will take part in the June 3 town hall session on National High Performance Computing User Facilities, informing attendees about the supercomputing resources that will be available in the next decade to support astronomy, cosmology, and astrophysics research.

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Published 05/27/2020

Argonne researchers use HPC and AI to accelerate drug development for COVID-19

Check out this new article from ZDNet to learn how researchers from Argonne National Laboratory are using supercomputers and AI to accelerate the search for potential drugs to combat COVID-19.

"We are doing in a few months what would normally take a drug development process years to do," said Argonne's Rick Stevens.

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Published 05/14/2020

Argonne's new NVIDIA AI system to power COVID-19 research

As home to one of NVIDIA's first DGX A100 systems, Argonne National Laboratory will use the cluster’s AI and computing power to better understand and fight COVID-19.

“The compute power of the new DGX A100 systems coming to Argonne will help researchers explore treatments and vaccines and study the spread of the virus, enabling scientists to do years’ worth of AI-accelerated work in months or days," said Rick Stevens, Argonne's associate laboratory director for Computing, Environment and Life Sciences.

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Published 05/12/2020

Theta helps advance earthquake research

With help from DOE supercomputers, including the ALCF's Theta system, a team led by Christine Goulet of the Southern California Earthquake Center is modeling the San Andreas Fault system to better understand the origin and impact of earthquakes. The team is using Theta “mostly for dynamic earthquake ruptures,” Goulet says. “That is using physics-based models to simulate and understand details of the earthquake as it ruptures along a fault, including how the rupture speed and the stress along the fault plane changes.” To learn more, check out the new story from ASCR Discovery.

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Published 05/07/2020

ALCF researchers deliver talks at IWOCL/SYCLcon 2020

ALCF researchers delivered a few noteworthy talks at last week’s International Workshop on OpenCL/SYCLcon 2020. Hal Finkel presented the keynote talk "Preparing to program Aurora at Exascale: Early experiences and future directions.” Brian Homerding and John Tramm presented "Evaluating the Performance of the hipSYCL toolchain for HPC kernels on NVIDIA V100 GPUs.” Slides and videos are available on the conference website.

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Published 05/05/2020

Virtual ALCF Computational Performance Workshop is now underway

Day 1 of our first virtual ALCF Computational Performance Workshop is in the books! We had nearly 100 participants join us for talks and breakouts designed to help boost code performance on ALCF supercomputing resources. Looking forward to two more days of collaborative online sessions.

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Published 04/30/2020

Code Together Podcast: A Shift to Modern C++ Programming Models

In this new episode of the Code Together podcast, the ALCF’s Hal Finkel and Intel’s Alice Chan discuss the shift to modern C++ programming models, and how the cross-industry oneAPI initiative is addressing the need for programming portability and performance across diverse architectures.

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Published 04/27/2020

Physics article highlights COVID-19 HPC Consortium

The COVID-19 High Performance Computing (HPC) Consortium is helping to fast-track COVID-19 vaccine, drug, and epidemiology calculations by awarding researchers with free computing time on machines ranging from small clusters to some of the world’s largest supercomputers, including the ALCF's Theta system. “It’s sort of like a super user facility,” says Katherine Riley, ALCF Director of Science.

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Published 04/23/2020

Papka named 2020 Presidential Research, Scholarship and Artistry Professor by NIU

Congrats to ALCF Director Michael E. Papka for being named a 2020 Presidential Research, Scholarship and Artistry Professor by Northern Illinois University. In addition to his leadership roles at Argonne National Laboratory, Papka serves as a professor of computer science at NIU and co-director of its Data, Devices and Interaction Laboratory (ddiLab).

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Published 04/22/2020

TACC: AI Fast-Tracks Drug Discovery to Fight COVID-19

Check out this new article from the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to learn how researchers from Argonne and Brookhaven National Laboratories are using supercomputing power and AI to speed the identification of potential drugs to fight COVID-19.

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Published 04/21/2020

Meet ALCF Director Michael E. Papka

In a new profile from the U.S. Department of Energy, ALCF Director Michael E. Papka discusses his role at Argonne National Laboratory, the impact of supercomputers on science, and the future of leadership computing.

“DOE Leadership Computing Facilities exist to serve the research community. As stewards of these resources, we must provide an environment that not only meets the needs of the user but the future they have not yet imagined.”

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Published 04/20/2020

UChicago, Argonne researchers study antibodies to combat COVID-19

This new article from the University of Chicago details how researchers from the university and Argonne are studying antibodies to advance the development of COVID-19 treatments, vaccines, and testing regimens.

“Computational experiments using massively parallel supercomputers, such as Argonne’s Theta supercomputer and others, can suggest the best candidates for drugs, and then we’ll test to see whether any of these drugs inhibit central viral enzymes."

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Published 04/14/2020

Advance chapters of Intel's book on DPC++ and SYCL are available for free download

The first four chapters of Intel's forthcoming book, "Data Parallel C++: Mastering DPC++ for Programming of Heterogeneous Systems Using C++ and SYCL,” have been released in advance for free download. DPC++, an extension of C++ that incorporates SYCL and other new features, will be available on our Aurora exascale system.

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Published 04/10/2020

Researchers from Brookhaven, Argonne, and Stony Brook University team up to combat COVID-19

A new article from Brookhaven National Laboratory highlights a collaborative effort with Stony Brook University and Argonne National Laboratory to develop computational models that will advance our understanding of the novel coronavirus responsible for COVID-19.

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Published 04/03/2020

Chicago Magazine: The Chicago Scientists Trying to Save Our Lives

Check out this new article from Chicago Magazine to learn more about Argonne National Laboratory's efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

"Using the laboratory’s supercomputers, researchers simulate the virus’s progression over time, dial up potential interventions, and predict the impact of those interventions on the infection rate."

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Published 03/27/2020

CBS Chicago: Argonne Uses Supercomputers to Take on Coronavirus

Argonne National Laboratory's Stephen Streiffer joined CBS Chicago to discuss the lab's COVID-19-related research, including the use of supercomputers to study the virus and its properties. The goal, Streiffer said, is to “actually model parts of the virus so that we can better determine drugs that might be able to interfere with the reproduction of the virus, or ultimately give us clues as to how we might develop a vaccine for the virus.”

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Published 03/23/2020

COVID-19 HPC Consortium aggregates supercomputing resources

The ALCF is proud to be a part of the COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium, a private-public effort that brings together the federal government, industry, and academia to provide access to the world’s most powerful supercomputing resources in support of COVID-19 research. For more information, or to submit a proposal for COVID-19-related research, visit the consortium webpage.

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Published 03/18/2020

DOE to provide $60 million for science computing teams

The U.S. Department of Energy announced a plan to provide $60 million to establish multidisciplinary teams to develop new tools and techniques to harness supercomputers for scientific discovery. Letters of intent are required and are due on April 14, 2020 by 5 p.m. (ET).

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Published 03/12/2020

ALCF researchers co-author Best Paper at HPC Asia 2020

ALCF researchers Pankaj Rajak and Ye Luo were part of a multi-institutional team that was recently recognized with the Best Paper Award at the HPC Asia 2020 conference. The team’s paper, "Quantum Dynamics at Scale: Ultrafast Control of Emergent Functional Materials,” describes their efforts to prepare a quantum molecular dynamics engine to run on Argonne National Laboratory's upcoming exascale system, Aurora. (Pictured here: Subodh Tiwari, a co-author from the University of Southern California, accepts the award on the team’s behalf.)

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Published 03/10/2020

ALCF's Victor Anisimov co-authors book on fast multipole method

A new book, “Introduction to the Fast Multipole Method," co-written by ALCF computational scientist Victor Anisimov provides a user-friendly exploration of the theory and computer implementation of FMM, an algorithm that enables simulations in computational biophysics, chemistry, and materials science to deal with larger and more realistic models. Developed in 1987, FMM was recognized by Computing in Science and Engineering as one of the Top 10 Algorithms of the 20th century.

Anisimov is currently part of an effort to implement FMM into the NWChemEx molecular modeling package to improve its performance on Aurora and DOE's other upcoming exascale systems.

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Published 03/06/2020

ALCF's Hal Finkel discusses LLVM on Let's Talk Exascale podcast

In the latest episode of the Let's Talk Exascale Podcast, the ALCF's Hal Finkel discusses the collaborative effort to develop the open-source LLVM compiler infrastructure for DOE's upcoming exascale systems.

“LLVM has really become a critical tool in our toolbox of technologies that form the basis of the programming environments on high-performance computing systems.”

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Published 03/02/2020

MLPerf-HPC Working Group seeks participation

Researchers from Argonne National Laboratory and our fellow DOE labs are contributing to the MLPerf-HPC working group, a broad collaborative effort working to develop a machine learning benchmark suite for supercomputers. Check out this InsideHPC feature from ALCF computer scientist Murali Emani to learn more about the group and how you can contribute.

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Published 02/25/2020

Aurora ESP Workshop TWO now underway

Researchers from the ALCF's Aurora Early Science Program and DOE's Exascale Computing Project are visiting Argonne National Laboratory this week for Aurora ESP Workshop: TWO. The three-day, hands-on training event is designed to help research teams advance their applications and software development efforts for the ALCF's upcoming exascale system, Aurora.

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Published 02/20/2020

ALCF staff members help introduce girls to engineering

Argonne's annual Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day (IGED) is one of our favorite days of the year! Serving as mentors and volunteers, several ALCF staff members are helping to inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists.

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Published 02/17/2020

University of Washington researchers tap ALCF supercomputers to advance protein design

With help from ALCF supercomputing resources, researchers from University of Washington are breaking through computational barriers to advance the design of synthetic proteins for potential applications in medicine and technology.

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Published 02/14/2020

Attend IXPUG's Intel oneAPI webinar on Feb. 20

Attend next week's IXPUG webinar (February 20) for an opportunity to learn how the Intel oneAPI programming model can help advance code development efforts for Aurora and other upcoming exascale systems. Led by Intel's Kevin O'Leary, the webinar will cover oneAPI’s performance optimization features and demonstrate how oneAPI can be used to port an application from CPU to GPU.

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Published 02/11/2020

ADSP team creates auto-generated database of materials’ optical properties

With an ALCF Data Science Program (ADSP) award, researchers from University of Cambridge and Argonne National Laboratory used data mining tools and ALCF supercomputing resources to create an auto-generated database of materials’ optical properties. Their novel approach, detailed in a recent paper published in Scientific Data, aims to accelerate the design and discovery of materials for solar cells and other optoelectronic applications.

Cole ADSP: Workflow from Scientific Data paper

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Published 02/10/2020

ALCF Webinar: Automating Research Data Workflows with Globus

Join us on Wednesday, February 19, for the next installment of the ALCF Developer Sessions webinar series. Rick Wagner, Globus professional services manager, will demonstrate how the Globus platform can be used to automate research data workflows.

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Published 02/05/2020

The ALCF's Huihuo Zheng presents "Data Parallel Deep Learning"

Video: ALCF computer scientist Huihuo Zheng presents "Data Parallel Deep Learning" at the 2019 Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC).

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Published 02/04/2020

Attend "Introduction to Kokkos" webinar on Feb. 18

On Feb. 19, Christian Trott of Sandia National Laboratories will provide an introduction to the Kokkos C++ Performance Portability Ecosystem as part of the "Best Practices for HPC Software Developers" webinar series presented by IDEAS, the Exascale Computing Project, ALCF, OLCF, and NERSC.

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Published 01/31/2020

Argonne celebrates Thank Your Mentor Day

Argonne National Laboratory is celebrating Thank Your Mentor Day today. ALCF staff members Christopher Knight and Yasaman Ghadar are a shining example of the positive impact that mentoring relationships bring across the lab.

"What I value most in our mentor/mentee relationship is the fact that Christopher has always found the time to listen and provide candid advice helping me to be confident in the decisions I make to help advance my career." - Yasaman Ghadar

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Published 01/23/2020

Stanford-led team uses ALCF supercomputers to advance aircraft design

A new article from ASCR Discovery highlights how a research team led by Parviz Moin of Stanford University is using ALCF computing resources to determine whether large-eddy simulation of commercial aircraft is both cost effective and sufficiently accurate to help engineers design more efficient aircraft. Their early results are promising.

"The future of aviation is bright and needs more development,” Moin says. “I think with time – and hopefully it won’t take too long – aerospace engineers will start to see the advantage of these high-fidelity computations in engineering analysis and design.”

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Published 01/13/2020

Carnegie Mellon University-led team prepares to use Aurora to find improved solar cell materials

With an Aurora Early Science Program project, a research team led by Noa Marom of Carnegie Mellon University is preparing to use the ALCF's forthcoming exascale system to identify new materials that can increase the efficiency of solar cells.

"The materials we are researching have unique properties that make them suitable for use in solar cells, and these properties are very rare and difficult to find out of the wide array of possible materials," Marom said. "We are trying to accelerate the process of material discovery through computer simulation on high-performance computers using sophisticated quantum-mechanical simulation software and machine learning tools.”

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Published 12/12/2019

Rebecca Willett of UChicago visits Argonne for seminar on machine learning

As part of the Fermilab/Argonne/UChicago Computing Seminars Series, Rebecca Willett, Professor of Statistics and Computer Science at the University of Chicago, visited Argonne National Laboratory today to deliver a talk on leveraging physical models in machine learning.

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Published 12/11/2019

Argonne computing experts lead Hour of Code activities

Happy Computer Science Education Week! ALCF Deputy Director Jini Ramprakash is one of many Argonne National Laboratory computing experts visiting area schools this week to lead "Hour of Code" activities designed to inspire students to explore the world of computer science. In a visit to Butler Junior High in Oak Brook, Illinois, Ramprakash introduced the students to the lab’s supercomputers and led the class through an activity that involved using data science to solve a mystery.

Jini Ramprakash leads Hour of Code activity

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Published 12/06/2019

ALCF's Misha Salim recognized with Best Presentation Award at SC19's XLOOP workshop

At the SC19 Conference last month, Argonne National Laboratory's Misha Salim was recognized with the Best Presentation Award at the XLOOP workshop for "Balsam: Near Real-Time Experimental Data Analysis on Supercomputers."

Misha Salim receives Best Presentation Award at SC19's XLOOP workshop

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Published 12/03/2019

ALCF's Ti Leggett visits Oswego school for American Education Week

Ti Leggett, ALCF Deputy Director of Operations, recently visited Southbury Elementary in Oswego, Illinois, for American Education Week to highlight how the lab is using supercomputing and data science to solve complex problems in science and engineering. As part of his visit, Leggett led the class through an interactive whodunit activity that involved using data to identify the source of a disease outbreak in 1845 London.

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Published 12/03/2019

Aurora to enable advances in neuroscience

As part of the ALCF's Aurora Early Science Program, Nicola Ferrier of Argonne National Laboratory is preparing to leverage exascale computing power to advance neuroscience research.

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Published 11/27/2019

Argonne, Purdue Northwest, and ArcelorMittal partner for HPCMfg project

With a new project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s High Performance Computing for Manufacturing (HPC4Mfg) Program, researchers from Argonne National Laboratory, Purdue Northwest, and ArcelorMittal will leverage Argonne supercomputers to investigate ways that steel manufacturers can improve slab quality, increase productivity, and reduce energy consumption.

Argonne, Purdue, and ArcelorMittal partner for HPCMfg project

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Published 11/22/2019

Argonne-led team wins SC19 Technology Challenge

Congrats to the Argonne National Laboratory team for their award-winning entry in the SC Conference's first annual SCinet Technology Challenge! In collaboration with Northwestern University, StarLight, Northern Illinois University, the University of Chicago, and the Metropolitan Research and Education Network (MREN), the team's demo, "Real-Time Analysis of Streaming Synchrotron Data," took home the top recognition for an exemplary blend of networking, computing, and storage.

The researchers streamed experimental data from Argonne's Advanced Photon Source to the ALCF for real-time image reconstruction. They then used machine learning to enhance and de-noise the image data and streamed it back to the StarLight booth at SC19 for volume visualization.

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Published 11/18/2019

Intel unveils Aurora details and oneAPI initiative at SC19

Intel unveiled its oneAPI initiative – a unified and scalable programming model for application development across diverse computing architectures in the era of HPC/AI convergence – at the Intel DevCon yesterday at SC19. This tool will help researchers accelerate their efforts to prepare for Argonne National Laboratory’s upcoming Aurora exascale system.

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Published 11/14/2019

Argonne@SC19

SC19 is right around the corner! At the SC Conference next week in Denver, more than 90 researchers from Argonne National Laboratory will share insights and advances on topics ranging from exascale computing and big data analysis to artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

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Published 11/06/2019

Big Picture Science Podcast

ALCF Director of Science Katherine Riley appeared on the latest episode of Big Picture Science to talk exascale and the far-reaching impacts of high-performance computing.

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Published 10/31/2019

Happy Dark Matter Day!

Solving the enigma of dark matter could shed light on the origins and structure of our universe. Learn how supercomputers at Argonne National Laboratory are helping researchers advance our understanding of the mysterious nature of dark matter and dark energy.

understanding of the mysterious nature of dark matter and dark energy

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Published 10/28/2019

ALCC program now seeking proposals for 2020-2021

The ASCR Leadership Computing Challenge (ALCC) is now seeking proposals for supercomputing time at the ALCF, OLCF, and NERSC. Open to scientists from industry, academia, and national laboratories, the ALCC program aims to further DOE mission science and to broaden community access to leadership computing facilities.

Letters of intent are due Dec. 16, 2019. Full proposals are due Feb. 3, 2020.

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Published 10/25/2019

Argonne's Ian Foster named 2019 SC Distinguished Scientist Fellow

Congrats to Argonne National Laboratory's Ian Foster for being named a 2019 SC Distinguished Scientist Fellow, a newly established honor from DOE’s Office of Science. Foster was recognized for his “pioneering work in distributed and high-performance computing with fundamental and long-lasting impacts on both computer science as a discipline and the practice of computing across the Office of Science.”

“This recognition of Argonne’s exceptional computer science program and culture, and the work of my many collaborators over many years, is extremely gratifying,” Foster said. “I am excited to be able to use this support to pursue new research directions at the intersection of artificial intelligence and science.”

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Published 10/17/2019

2019 SDL Workshop helps researchers improve productivity on ALCF systems

The ALCF's 2019 Simulation, Data, and Learning Workshop welcomed several current and prospective facility users to Argonne National Laboratory for guidance on using ALCF supercomputing resources to advance their research.

The annual hands-on workshop is designed to help attendees leverage machine learning and deep learning frameworks, workflow services, containers, and other HPC and data science tools that can help improve application performance and productivity on ALCF systems.

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Published 10/16/2019

Join us for Exascale Day webcast

Join us at 10 am (CT) on Friday (10/18) for a special webcast to celebrate Exascale Day!

Experts from the U.S. Department of Energy's Exascale Computing Project, Argonne National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Cray Inc., and Hyperion Research will take part in a webinar to discuss how exascale computing will push the boundaries of what’s possible in computational science.

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Published 10/11/2019

Mira's last hurrah

Our Mira supercomputer is being decommissioned at the end of the year, but not before enabling some amazing new science. Researchers from Argonne National Laboratory are currently using the machine to simulate how a large portion of our universe evolved over billions of years.

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Published 10/09/2019

ALCF researchers contribute to Nature Review Physics' first Expert Recommendation

Elise Jennings and Timothy Williams of Argonne National Laboratory were part of a multi-institutional team that authored Nature Review Physics' first Expert Recommendation this month: "Enabling real-time multi-messenger astrophysics discoveries with deep learning."

The collaborative effort provided recommendations to accelerate the adoption of innovative signal-processing algorithms and computing approaches that can help enhance the potential for discovery in multi-messenger astrophysics.

Enabling real-time multi-messenger astrophysics discoveries with deep learning

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Published 10/04/2019

Argonne@GHC19

Argonne National Laboratory is proud to be part of the Grace Hopper Celebration, the world's largest gathering of women technologists! The ALCF's Jini Ramprakash, Haritha Siddabathuni Som, and Janet Jaseckas are among the staff members representing the lab at this year's event.

GHC19 attendees - stop by the Argonne booth (216) to learn about exciting career opportunities at the forefront of science and technology.

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Published 10/03/2019

Argonne's AI for Science initiative

Argonne National Laboratory's AI for Science initiative leverages the lab's broad capabilities and world-class facilities, including the ALCF, to explore and expand new artificial intelligence techniques aimed at accelerating scientific discovery and innovation.

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Published 09/30/2019

2020 BSSw Fellowship Program

Better Scientific Software (BSSw) is seeking applications for its 2020 Fellowship Program. Receive up to $25K for an activity that promotes practices, processes, or tools to improve developer productivity and software sustainability of scientific codes. The deadline to apply is October 15, 2019.

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Published 09/26/2019

Argonne hosts HPC User Forum meeting

Earlier this month, Argonne National Laboratory hosted an HPC User Forum meeting that brought together users, vendors, and others interested in high-performance computing. The two-day event featured talks on the latest in HPC research, technologies, and initiatives. Argonne's Rick Stevens, Valerie Taylor, and David Martin were among the featured speakers.

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