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News: Alumnus Uses Geometry, Machine Learning and HPC to Understand How Insect Embryos Form

August 9, 2022
Alumnus Jordann Hoffmann (2014-2018) and team at Harvard University utilize geometry, machine, learning and high-performance computing to understand how insect embryos work. full article ❯

News: Alumna Receives 2022 David Himmelblau Award for Innovations in Computer-Based Chemical Engineering Education

July 6, 2022
Ashlee N. Ford Versypt was honored for her research program where she designs and uses graphical user interfaces and hands-on computing activities as tools for chemical engineering education. full article ❯

News: Incoming Fellow Discusses DOE CSGF with Argonne Leadership Computing Facility

June 29, 2022
Mansi Sakarvadia, who is working as a research aide at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) dives into her passion for HPC and what led her to apply for the DOE CSGF. full article ❯

News: Matthews Chosen for Early Career Research Award

June 21, 2022
Assistant professor of chemistry at Southern Methodist University selected as a recipient of the Department of Energy's Early Career Research Award. full article ❯

News: Kelley and Mandell Share 2022 Frederick A. Howes Scholar Award

June 13, 2022
Mandell, a fusion scientist, and Kelley, a process engineer, will speak at the 2022 program review. full article ❯

News: DOE CSGF Welcomes 33 Fellows in Another Record-Breaking Year

May 16, 2022
Making up the program's 32nd and largest-ever class, this diverse group of incoming fellows will attend 19 universities beginning this fall. full article ❯

Fellow Reflections

Malia Wenny

Harvard University

There are a lot of things out there, and computing touches them all.

Steven Torrisi

Harvard University

I've worked on a pretty dizzying array of different things.

K. Grace Johnson

Stanford University

There was so much more on the math and the physics side of things that I really wanted to learn.