Berkeley Lab Study Confirms Amassing CO₂ Heats Earth’s Surface

Analysis of a decade of atmospheric data helps scientists detect an increase in carbon dioxide’s greenhouse effect at the Earth’s surface. The culprit? Fossil fuel emissions. » Read More

New Algorithm Enables Faster Simulations of Ultrafast Processes

An enhancement to the real-time time-dependent density function theory code opens the door for real-time simulations in atomic-level materials research. » Read More

Raindrops Physics May Affect Climate Model Accuracy

Using NERSC supercomputers, researchers from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that factors as small as how sizes of raindrops were represented in a computer model made a big difference in the accuracy of results. » Read More

Pinpointing the Magnetic Moments of Nuclear Matter

Using NERSC's Edison supercomputer, a team of nuclear physicists has made a key discovery in its quest to shed light on the structure and behavior of subatomic particles. » Read More

A Standard for Neuroscience Data

Berkeley Lab and NERSC researchers are developing tools to standardize data formats and storage for the neuroscience research community. They are also working on a portal to make sharing neuroscience data easier. » Read More

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Computing at NERSC

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A small sample of massively parallel scientific computing jobs running right now at NERSC.

Project	Machine	CPU Cores
Advanced Simulation of Pore Scale Reactive Transport Processes Associated with Carbon Sequestration PI: David Trebotich, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Edison	131,088
Microbial Genome and Metagenome Data Processing and Analysis PI: Nikos Kyrpides, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Hopper	49,152
Turbulent Transport and Multiscale Gyrokinetic Simulation PI: Wei-Li W. Lee, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Hopper	12,288
Accurate theoretical predictions for systems of superheavy elements (SHE) using Dirac-Fock(Breit- Gaunt)Relativistic Coupled-Cluster methodology PI: Walter Loveland, Oregon State University	Carver	512
Phase Stability in High-melting and Corrosion Resistant Borosilicides & Aluminides PI: Ridwan Sakidja, Missouri State University	Edison	144
Quantum dynamics of elementary reactions in the gas phase and on surfaces PI: Hua Guo, University of New Mexico	Edison	96