News: Alumnus Leads Discovery of Star-Shredding Black Hole
October 2, 2019
Thomas Holoien was working in Chile when he learned of the event and directed additional telescopes toward it. read more ›
DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
News & Events
News: Fellows Lead Effort to Apply Machine Learning to Climate Change
September 30, 2019
Priya Donti and Kelly Kochanski also are coauthors on a June paper identifying key climate change effects on which machine learning could have an impact. read more ›
News: Oak Ridge National Laboratory Highlights Alumnus Ethan Coon
September 24, 2019
The laboratory focused on Coon's work modeling complicated ice and soil physics. read more ›
News: American Physical Society Honors Alumnus Norman Yao
September 5, 2019
The University of California, Berkeley, professor will receive the 2020 George E. Valley Prize for outstanding scientific contributions to physics. read more ›
News: Alumna Brenda Rubenstein is One of the Talented Twelve
September 3, 2019
Chemical & Engineering News recognizes her work on computational techniques that tackle large, quantum-scale chemical models. read more ›
News: Now on DEIXIS Online: Efficiency Surge
September 4, 2019
Fellow Max Bremer took on a hurricane-flooding simulation and blew away limits on its performance. read more ›
Fellow Reflections
Casey Berger
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
It blew my mind how little we actually understand about the way important elements of our universe work.
Brian Cornille
University of Wisconsin-Madison
I have the freedom to focus on the nitty-gritty of the software.
