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MuST Program Simplifies Predictions of Material Properties

XSEDE ECSS scientist a leader in development of open-source tool for engineering new substances
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3/25/21

Supercomputing the Secrets of the Inner Ear

XSEDE-allocated supercomputers aid in study of key proteins involved in hearing and balance
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3/2/21

MIT Researchers Use Machine Learning to Advance Computational Chemistry

National Science Foundation Supercomputing Resources Simulate Complex Models
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2/9/21

Rapid ID of Potential Anti-COVID-19 Agents Powered by XSEDE

Bridges-AI identifies more than 20,000 compounds with possible anti-virus activity, thousands of times faster than earlier methods
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1/29/21

Comet Supercomputer Enables 3-D Models of Fresh Water Plastic Pollution

Detailed Simulations of Lake Erie's Invasive Plastic Particles Made Possible by XSEDE Allocations
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11/2/20

Sipping from the Fire Hose

XSEDE GPU Resources Help WVU Scientists Create AI Package to Make Processing Thousands of Fast Radio Burst Candidates Manageable by Human Experts
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10/8/20

Machine Learning Helps Plasma Physics Researchers Understand Turbulence Transport

XSEDE-Allocated Simulations Reveal New Insights that Could Advance Fusion Energy Use
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10/8/20

Slower and Noisier

Unequal neutron-star mergers create unique “Bang” in XSEDE-powered simulations
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7/29/20

XSEDE Allocation Facilitates Expanded Solar Wind Predictions

Novel Model Uses Machine Learning to Better Predict Geomagnetic Storms
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7/17/20

LED's Bright Early Light

Stampede2, Ranch at TACC through XSEDE help explore new solid-state lighting materials
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7/8/20

Star Crash

Artificial Intelligence on XSEDE Systems Is Key to Speeding Simulations of Neutron Star Mergers
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6/26/20

Georgia Tech Engineers Simulate Solar Cell Work Using XSEDE-Allocated Supercomputers

Perovskite research shows promise for future inexpensive, efficient solar options
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5/21/20

XSEDE Resources Used for High Tech Materials Science Study

Supercomputing helps advance zirconia research for future applications
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5/13/20

Supercomputer Simulations Help Advance Electrochemical Reaction Research

Comet, Stampede2 reveal new insights for nickel-embedded graphene
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5/4/20

A Galactic Choice

AI Running on XSEDE Systems Surpasses Humans at Classifying Galaxies
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4/1/20

Supercomputers Unlock Reproductive Mysteries of Viruses and Life

XSEDE’s Stampede2, Comet supercomputers complete simulations pertinent to coronavirus, DNA replication
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4/1/20

Supercomputers Drive Ion Transport Research

XSEDE-allocated Stampede2 supercomputer powers path-sampling molecular simulations
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3/3/20

Simulations Reveal Galaxy Clusters Details

Galaxy clusters probed with XSEDE-allocated Stampede2, Comet supercomputers
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1/27/20

XSEDE Supercomputers Aid in Novel Simulations of X-Ray Laser Research Laser Pulse Visualizations Powered by SDSC and TACC Supercomputers

While intense magnetic fields are naturally generated by neutron stars, researchers have been striving to achieve similar results in the laboratory for many years.
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8/20/19

Researchers Use Machine Learning to More Quickly Analyze Key Capacitor Materials

XSEDE Resources Speed Up Electronics Design
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6/28/19