Published on November 19, 2020 by Rachel Harken, ORNL / Jorge Salazar, TACC
Research by team at Argonne National Laboratory, UC San Diego leads to a novel understanding of SARS-CoV-2; research supported by ORNL’s Summit and TACC’s Frontera supercomputers
From the ongoing peril of climate change, to the pandemic raging around us, advanced computing is helping scientists and researchers combat urgent crises.
New supercomputer at The University of Texas at Austin's Texas Advanced Computing Center, largest at any U.S. university, will support nation's scientists and engineers
TACC partners with Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District and Hill Country Alliance to host effort to unlock water and ecological data to make it more useful
Watch the video to learn how researchers are using TACC and XSEDE to develop a transformational suite of science and services for national flood hydrology and emergency response.
Stephen Mock, Director of Advanced Computing Interfaces, discusses how the gateways/portals and Agave API developed by TACC make using our systems more user friendly.
Vislab Manager Heri Nieto talks about a unique project involving the Oculus Rift and LEAP motion that allows users to navigate virtual reality environments in more natural, intuitive ways.
TACC has partnered with DataDirect Networks (DDN) to explore an advanced reasoning system. TACC software developer David Walling and George Jones of DDN discuss the project from the trade show floor at SC14.
This summer, TACC teamed up with UTeach Outreach at UT Austin to host Camp C3, a week-long STEM camp designed to introduce students to 21st century skills — creating, collaborating, and computing. Over 30 eighth and ninth grade students attended the camp, and participated in many activities including creating their own search engines and learning programming basics with Python.
