Science at NERSC
NERSC's core mission is to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery. NERSC and its nearly 6,000 users are are extremely active contributors to all fields of energy-related science in which computation and data analysis play a central role. NERSC is citied in about 1,500 refereed scientific publications per year. A complete list of science articles is at Science News and science presentations can be found at Science Highlights Presentations. On these pages we present some highlights from our users and describe some of the ways NERSC gathers requirements for science and recognizes its users accomplishments.
Science Highlights Presentations
NERSC collects quarterly highlights of recent scientific work carried out by its users. Read More »
NERSC Science Engagements
At NERSC, science comes first. NERSC systems and services are designed to enable and support cutting-edge research within the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science. NERSC engages with the scientific community in many ways both formally and informally. Among the more formal mechanisms are the NERSC Requirements Reviews, which have now become the DOE Exascale Requirements Reviews jointly with the Argonne and Oak Ridge Leadership Computing facilities, regular meetings with the NERSC Users… Read More »
HPC Requirements Reviews
NERSC and the DOE program offices and conducting a series of HPC Production Computing and Storage Requirements Program Reviews. Read More »
NERSC HPC Achievement Awards
The NERSC HPC Achievement Awards are given annually to recognize extraordinary scientific achievement from NERSC users and to encourage the innovative use of High Performance Computing resources. Read More »
Share Your Research!
We love to hear about your research success so we can learn more about the science being enabled by our systems and services. Share your accomplishments and publications based on results obtained using NERSC resources by filling out the form below. We'll use these entries to highlight your research and it may even lead to a NERSC science story. Read More »
