1999
Annual Report
Table of Contents Year in Review Science Highlights  

Towards a DOE Science Grid  
Director's
Perspective
Year in Review
Computational Science
Shared Memories:
Reflections on
NERSC's 25th
Anniversary
Researchers Solve a Fundamental Problem of Quantum Physics
User Satisfaction Continues to Grow
New Computing
Technologies
NERSC-3 Procurement Team Recognized for
Successful Effort
Oakland Scientific Facility Under Construction
Towards a DOE
Science Grid
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Grand Challenge Retrospective
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Science Highlights
Basic Energy Sciences
Biological and Environmental Research
Fusion Energy Sciences
High Energy and Nuclear Physics
Advanced Scientific Computing Research and Other Projects
 
Bill Johnston, one of the nation's leading developers of widely distributed systems, is head of NERSC's new Distributed Systems Department.


Expanding the capabilities of the DOE Science Grid Testbed will be the focus of NERSC's new Distributed Systems Department, which joined the NERSC Division in early 2000 as part of the reorganization of Berkeley Lab's Computing Sciences Directorate.

The Science Grid will provide significant new capabilities to scientists and engineers, allowing them to address complex and large-scale computing and data analysis problems beyond what is possible today. The Distributed Systems Department will conduct research and development into various components of the Science Grid infrastructure, including collaboratory tools, computer security, distributed data intensive computing, and networking.


 


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