Procter & Gamble and Temple University Scientists Model Skin’s Makeup Using Titan Supercomputer
Simulations run on the nation’s most powerful supercomputer for open science gave researchers a molecular-level understanding of how our skin performs some of its essential functions.
Read more about Procter & Gamble and Temple University Scientists Model Skin’s Makeup Using Titan SupercomputerDepartment of Energy Awards $425 Million in Next Generation Supercomputing Technologies
CORAL and FastFoward 2’s supercomputing investments will help ensure U.S. scientific, economic and national security for future generations.
Read more about Department of Energy Awards $425 Million in Next Generation Supercomputing TechnologiesStudy at SLAC Explains Atomic Action in High-Temperature Superconductors
Results are first to suggest how to engineer even warmer superconductors with atom-by-atom control.
Read more about Study at SLAC Explains Atomic Action in High-Temperature SuperconductorsLatest Supercomputers Enable High-Resolution Climate Models, Truer Simulation of Extreme Weather
Berkeley Lab researcher says climate science is entering a new golden age.
Read more about Latest Supercomputers Enable High-Resolution Climate Models, Truer Simulation of Extreme WeatherEnergy Department Awards New Contract to Manage and Operate Brookhaven National Laboratory
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded a new five-year, $3.2 billion contract to Brookhaven Science Associates (BSA) to manage and operate Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Read more about Energy Department Awards New Contract to Manage and Operate Brookhaven National LaboratoryInvestigating the Earth’s Inner Workings
A team is using Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s (ORNL’s) Titan supercomputer to reveal the Earth’s inner workings via adjoint tomography simulations, or monitoring the interaction of a forward wavefield, in which the waves travel from the source to the receivers, and an “adjoint” wavefield in which the waves travel inversely from the receivers to the source.
Read more about Investigating the Earth’s Inner WorkingsORNL Materials Researchers Get First Look at Atom-thin Boundaries
Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory have made the first direct observations of a one-dimensional boundary separating two different, atom-thin materials, enabling studies of long-theorized phenomena at these interfaces.
Read more about ORNL Materials Researchers Get First Look at Atom-thin BoundariesTermite of the Sea’s Wood Destruction Strategy Revealed
For bioenergy researchers, including scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute (DOE JGI), a DOE Office of Science User Facility, the shipworm’s destructive capabilities could prove useful for the industrial production of advanced biofuels from woody plant mass.
Read more about Termite of the Sea’s Wood Destruction Strategy RevealedDiscovering the Undiscovered
Researchers at the Joint Genome Institute advance new tools to fill the microbial tree of life.
Read more about Discovering the UndiscoveredGolden Approach to High-speed DNA Reading
Researchers with Berkeley Lab and the University of California Berkeley create unique graphene nanopores with optical antennas for DNA sequencing.
Read more about Golden Approach to High-speed DNA ReadingMountains and Winds Confound Particle Distribution
Data gathered by scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and their collaborators show that local recirculation patterns, rather than the long-range transport of pollutants, create layers of aerosols above California’s Central Valley.
Read more about Mountains and Winds Confound Particle DistributionResearchers Hit Milestone in Accelerating Particles with Plasma
SLAC demonstration shows technique is powerful, efficient enough to drive future particle accelerators.
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