DOE’s High Performance Computing for Manufacturing (HPC4Mfg) Program has announced $3.8 million in funding for 13 new industry projects in the second round of the HPC4Mfg program, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has been selected to partner with five of the new projects. » Read More
Researchers at DOE's Joint Genome Institute use NERSC resources to identify 125,000 new viral sequences in environmental datasets. » Read More
The new projects will leverage NERSC HPCs to develop software for designing new materials for electronics, renewable energy and more. » Read More
Researchers using NERSC demonstrated how polymer electrolyte fuel cells—long favored for transportation applications—can be made to run more efficiently and produced more cost-effectively by reducing the amount of a single key ingredient: platinum. » Read More
A small sample of massively parallel scientific computing jobs running right now at NERSC.
A Cray-1 supercomputer at the National Magnetic Fusion Energy Computer Center (now known as NERSC) was featured in Disney’s 1982 movie “Tron.”
Researchers use Edison to Improve Performance, Energy Efficiency of Bioinformatics Application September 13, 2016
Unveiled: Earth’s Viral Diversity August 17, 2016
Toward Cost-Effective Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells August 8, 2016
Unique Collaboration Enhances Optical Chip Design Process September 26, 2016
NERSC Helps Scientists Study Plants’ Plumbing September 20, 2016
Cory Snavely Named Group Lead for Infrastructure Services September 12, 2016
