Texas-Sized Computer Finds Most Massive Black Hole in Galaxy M87 
If you’ve ever lived near the airport, or sat in the back row of a 747, you know that jets are noisy. This noise is a by-product of the turbulent mixing of jet exhaust with ambient air. With the help of the Ranger supercomputer, scientists are studying this phenomenon to design the quieter jet engines of tomorrow.
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 The progression of pulmonary airflow models from 2004 to the present. [Image courtesy of Lin, Tawhai, McLennan & Hoffman.]
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TACC's powerful new data-storage system, Corral, houses massive digital collections relating to science, engineering, and the humanities. With over 1.2 petabyte of storage and data-transfer speeds up to 6 gigabytes a second, Corral puts TACC on the cutting-edge of data-driven science. Read how the University of Alaska's Museum of the North uses Corral to make its collection of Arctic plants accessible to the public.
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