NERSC News
When Stars Collide: 3D Computer Simulation Captures Cosmic Event
The aftermath of the collision of two neutron stars has been fully captured in a 3D computer model for the first time, thanks to research by University of Alberta astrophysicist Rodrigo Fernández and an international team. Read More »
NERSC Adds New Layer of Security with MFA Authentication Requirement
Beginning this month, multi-factor authentication, a password security measure that provides extra protection against phishing and other digital security threats, will be required to access online resources at NERSC. Read More »
Revealing Reclusive Recombination Mechanisms in Solar Cell Materials
Researchers at UCSB used NERSC supercomputers to better understand key mechanisms behind the solar conversion efficiencies of hybrid perovskites, which could make these materials even more attractive for photovoltaics. Read More »
Shedding New Light on Luminous Blue Variable Stars
Three-dimensional simulations run at NERSC, Argonne and NASA have provided new insights into the behavior of a unique class of celestial bodies known as luminous blue variables - rare, massive stars that can shine up to a million times brighter than the Sun. Read More »
Science
2019 DOE Performance Portability Meeting Breaks New Ground
Searching for Photocathodes that Convert CO2 into Fuels
When Stars Collide: 3D Computer Simulation Captures Cosmic Event
Shedding New Light on Luminous Blue Variable Stars
NERSC Center
NESAP Hosts First NERSC-9 GPU Hackathon for Application Developers
Long-time NERSC User Honored for Climate Modelling Work
