ORNL and SLAC have teamed up to create a data portal for joint science projects. Under DOE Office of Science's Integrated Research Infrastructure initiative, Frontier will provide high-speed analysis for the LCLS's structural biology data output.
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ORNL researchers find that a long-accepted approximation used in water simulations may lead to incorrect results. Dilip Asthagiri will present the results of their study at the Centre Européen de Calcul Atomique et Moléculaire, May 6-8 in Pisa, Italy.
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Commercial planes can't run on electricity. Instead, sustainable aviation fuels will be key to making aviation greener. NREL researchers are harnessing the supercomputing power OLCF to understand how these fuels will perform in airplane engines: ascr-discovery.org/2024/02/flying…

From its roots as a faster input/output solution developed at Oak Ridge Lab, ADIOS has evolved into an essential data-management tool for #HPC simulations worldwide. olcf.ornl.gov/2024/04/29/ada…

.Oak Ridge Lab #computerscientists help grow plant science: a new data processing automation makes data from the Advanced Plant Phenotyping Laboratory (APPL) more accessible to external users: ornl.gov/news/new-data-… Oak Ridge LabComputing

A new automated data pipeline is helping scientists study terabytes of plant data at Oak Ridge Lab’s advanced plant phenotyping laboratory, APPL. 🌱 olcf.ornl.gov/2024/04/15/new…

Science #PicOfTheWeek : For the 1st humans to visit Mars, the journey will be long and hard. NASA is working with OLCF to ensure the landing will go according to plan. They're simulating how to decelerate a spacecraft moving through Mars' atmosphere: energy.gov/science/articl…

The Quantum Computing User Program provides access to state-of-the-art quantum computing resources for discovery and innovation in scientific computing. Learn about available resources, application guidelines, and quantum-classical hybrid allocations ⬇️ bit.ly/3Q2SNzf

The annual Quantum Computing User Forum brings together QCUP users and quantum experts to discuss best practices for quantum computing devices and systems. The 2024 forum will be held at Oak Ridge National Laboratory from August 12-15! More info ➡️ bit.ly/3UeD1DM

A study of 24 quantum processors was the first independent comparison test of leading quantum computers. #WorldQuantumDay olcf.ornl.gov/2023/05/17/put…

Researchers from The University of Chicago and Argonne National Lab reached new levels of accuracy in quantum simulations of spin defects. The study is a potential step toward greater precision and reliability on quantum hardware. #WorldQuantumDay bit.ly/3JkKx9K

Researchers used the OLCF’s Quantum Computing User Program to achieve major improvements in quantum fidelity, a potential step toward more accurate, reliable quantum networks and supercomputers. olcf.ornl.gov/2022/01/07/fir…

In 2021, a team from Cornell University developed a new AI system to identify and diagnose faults in electrical power grids using an accelerated neural network training process that leveraged both #quantum and classical computers for faster, smarter results. bit.ly/3UewoRU

It’s #WorldQuantumDay ! Follow along as we take a look at #quantum research supported by the OLCF over the years and share opportunities to engage with quantum resources and experts at the facility.

The 2025 INCITE call for proposals is open! The INCITE program is seeking proposals for high-impact, computationally intensive research projects for allocations on computing resources at the OLCF and ALCF.

Application deadline is June 14, 2024. bit.ly/3UeAxVM

The 2024 Quantum Computing User Forum is back at Oak Ridge Lab from August 12-15! The in-person event will feature talks from quantum experts, poster sessions, and workshops led by Quantinuum, IBM, IonQ, and @AWScloud. Register by July 12: olcf.ornl.gov/calendar/2024-…

Science #PicOfTheWeek : Scientists are exploring the universe from Earth by using exascale computers. Based partly on data collected by telescopes, researchers in cosmology are simulating the universe OLCF and producing huge, detailed maps of the sky: energy.gov/science/articl…

Applications for the 2024 NEXTGENCOMPUTING Program are due Friday, April 5! The summer internship is open to rising juniors, seniors, and recent graduates from local high schools who want to learn fundamental computer and computational science skills ➡️ education.ornl.gov/ngp/

By optimizing lattice QCD calculations to fully utilize the power of #exascale supercomputers, the LatticeQCD project enables physicists to run their algorithms on a much larger scale and at much faster speeds.
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Matt Sieger of OLCF-6 on the Post-Exascale ‘Discovery’ Vision: HPCpodcast
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