About 13,000 years ago, a catastrophic injection of freshwater into the North Atlantic “conveyor” triggered a major cold spell. But, how did the freshwater get there? With help from NERSC, two researchers may have finally solved this mystery. » Read More
Of the top 10 finalists for Science magazine's 2012 "Breakthrough of the Year," NERSC provided critical computing and storage support to two accomplishments.
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As part of DOE's JCESR, NERSC resources will be used to predict the properties of electrolytes. Eventually, collaborators will be able to combine these results with the existing Materials Project database to get a complete scope of battery components. » Read More
Using NERSC supercomputers, MIT researchers came up with a new approach for desalinating sea water using graphene. Smithsonian Magazine named this result the 5th "Surprising Scientific Milestone of 2012." » Read More
A small sample of massively parallel scientific computing jobs running right now at NERSC.
Each year NERSC's 5,000 users report more than 1,500 peer-reviewed paper submissions based on work using our resources.
Please take the 2012 NERSC Usr Survey 17 January 2013, 2:54 pm
Nominations Open for 2013 NERSC HPC Achievement Awards 10 January 2013, 9:24 am
Call for presentations and registration is open for NUG 2013. 7 January 2013, 11:55 am
NERSC Supercomputers Help Explain the Last Big Freeze January 31, 2013
NERSC Contributes to Smithsonian Magazine's Surprising Scientific Milestones of 2012 January 23, 2013
NERSC Contributes to Science Magazine's Breakthroughs of the Year January 14, 2013
John Shalf Is Named Chief Technology Officer for NERSC December 5, 2012
Phase 1 of Edison Arrives at NERSC November 27, 2012
State Department’s TechWomen 2012 Visit NERSC October 2, 2012