Articles tagged 'US'

• 3 frightening trends in cybersecurity
• Dusting for 3D prints
• 5 surprising ways computers are greening our planet
• A bird’s eye view of poverty
• A brief history of the internet
• A brief history of the internet
• A new ParaDIME for energy-efficient computing
• A new president, a new opportunity for science
• Do computers have musical intelligence?
• Music by machine
• Does fracking cause earthquakes?
• Astronomical data making a cosmic impact
• Atoms to Engines
• Bee backpacks creating big data buzz
• Big Agriculture part of the climate change solution
• Big data, the movie
• Big data breaks the incarceration cycle
• Blue Waters restores fairness to elections
• Blue Waters solves Yellowstone mystery
• Bring air pollution into view with AirVisual Earth
• Buckeyes count the cost of student lending
• Campus Champions make supercomputing a snap
• Can we have a hack-proof democracy?
• Can tech end slavery?
• Cause and effect network models and high-throughput computing
• CERN and OpenAIREplus launch new European research repository
• Citizen Jones and the temple of space archaeology
• Citizen science for the ages
• Cloud-based HPC resources and simulation software to bolster European SMEs
• Cloud computing: cooking up better contracts with Kuan Hon
• Cloudscape Brazil 2015: Business and research innovating in the cloud
• Collaborate across Europe with virtual university campuses
• Combating concussion with 'virtual recordings'
• Cracking the CRISPR clock
• Computation combats concussion damage
• Confirming the legend of the Burning Brigade
• CyVerse catches next wave in cancer research
• Deadly handshake
• Designing technologies that older adults actually want
• Detecting depression with AI
• Digging in the data for cancer treatment clues
• Digging into soil microbes
• Reading Australia's genetic story
• The science behind Disney's magic
• Dr Roboto will see you now
• Drawn to the sound: Supercomputers reveal phonon magnetism
• Drones go to Hollywood
• Supercomputing an earthquake-ready building
• Economists cash in on HPC
• EMI user survey: a surprising start
• Enlisting supercomputers in the fight against breast cancer
• Envirobot cleans up
• Is cyberwar inevitable?
• An ethical take on big data analysis
• European supercomputers ignite business innovation
• The eyes have it
• Facetime: Catching autism early
• Fear of flying: Combating disease spread with HPC
• Feature - Australians launch new Compute Cloud
• Feature: Autonomic ecosystems
• Feature - BOINC gets social with Facebook
• Feature - Cloudbus: A Toolkit for Utility-Oriented Cloud Computing
• Feature - Clouds in Geneva: the telecom view
• Feature - Fighting money-laundering, with the grid
• Feature - Finding a clue in a data-stack
• Feature - Grid sails to the aid of shipbuilding
• Feature - HPC adds a spark to EDF's computing capacities
• Feature - Lights, camera, action: FilmGrid
• Feature - Open Nebula becomes what you want
• Feature - PEGrid gets down to business
• Feature - The reports of grid's death are greatly exaggerated
• Finger-nail-sized hard drives just require some smoothing
• Fishy business in Canada
• Flexibility — for HPC, clouds, and the workforce.
• In-flight data tools propel ice sheet research forward
• Focus on disability: Reaching patients with smartphones
• Fourth gravitational wave found
• From the atmosphere to an app
• From the ground up: Resurrecting dinosaurs from their footprints
• Globus Online launches new website for European researchers
• Google invests in STEM-Trek diversity
• Cooking with waste CO2
• Greener wind blowing in the Columbia River Gorge
• Grid computing aids study into post-traumatic stress among Afghanistan war veterans
• Grid makes drug discovery "crystal clear"
• African genomics stands on its own
• Hacking Zika in the Lone Star state
• Happy birthday NSCI!
• Harnessing the cloud for global research collaboration
• Harnessing the power of cloud computing through e-Science Central
• HathiTrust Research Center adds 5 billion pages to help scholars see farther
• Hawai'i H2O
• Hidden relationships in extreme data — Sherlock investigates
• High-bandwidth networks provide digital 'Silk Road' for astrophysics
• Run, dino, run!
• HPC for your visual library: How algorithms and supercomputers assess video quality
• Supercomputing through the grapevine
• Identifying new biomarkers for multiple sclerosis
• Imaging the injured brain
• Immersed in a '6x9' experience
• Improving commercial forestry via the cloud and the EucaTool app
• Innovative BlueBRIDGE data services for oceans and fisheries
• Inside the black box
• Interview - Prospecting with High Performance Computing
• Hitching a ride with a honeybee
• Inventing new instruments using GPUs
• Is citizen science living up to the standard?
• iSGTW Feature - AssessGrid: taking the gamble out of grid decisions
• iSGTW Feature - The business of grid computing: "What can grids do for you?"
• iSGTW Feature - Cycle-harvesting around campus in Singapore
• iSGTW Feature - DILIGENT: from digital libraries to virtual research environments
• iSGTW Feature - EGEE '07 stresses opportunities for cooperation, commercialization and continued innovation
• iSGTW Feature - Enter the age of computer merchants
• iSGTW Feature: Extreme makeover: humanities research goes digital
• iSGTW Feature - Finance Sector Goes for Grids
• iSGTW Feature - Fusion of disciplines powers Russian grid infrastructure
• iSGTW Feature - Geocluster open for business
• iSGTW Feature - Grids go to Market
• iSGTW Feature - The GridSims: real tools for simulated parallel and distributed computing
• iSGTW Feature - Kiwis just love being the BeST
• iSGTW Feature - Let scientists focus on the science
• iSGTW Feature - Malaysia's grid grows in power
• iSGTW Feature - New Chip May Boost Particle Physics Grid Power
• iSGTW Feature - Open Grid Forum maintains focus on the 2010 goal
• iSGTW Feature - PRIUS: a global university for a borderless future
• iSGTW Feature - Reversing brain drain: grid computing does some innovative plumbing
• iSGTW Feature - Risk vs. return: grids reveal secrets of entrepreneurial success
• iSGTW Opinion - Grid: goldmine for entrepreneurs?
• iSGTW Technology - Weka4WS: distributed data mining using web services
• Is it time for the operating system to get on the cloud?
• Jetstream makes HPC a breeze
• Journeying from data to knowledge at ISC Big Data '14
• The known and unknown pioneers of modern computing
• Lengau: Accelerating African discovery
• LIGO and OSG launch multi-messenger astronomy era
• Listening to the music of the brain could be key to treating epilepsy
• LitGrid - Getting ready to host the 2011 User Forum
• Making computing for 'big science' more green
• Making data more searchable, shareable, & citable
• Making music across the miles: LoLa broadens access and breaks down barriers
• Making virtual reality work
• Commuting to a more equal world
• Measuring the storm
• Mental Canvas emerges from patient investment
• Mind over matter: Decoded EEG signals translate into grasp control
• Mind the gap: Speaking like a cybersecurity pro
• Mining social media to manage crises
• Modeling a city's minuscule changes
• MOMs for clean energy — a breakthrough in carbon control
• More than meets the eye
• Is your phone slowing down?
• New cloud computing testbeds to spur innovation
• New GÉANT-led project to create a regional research and education network in eastern Europe and southern Caucasus
• New viruses implicated in fatal snake disease
• Nurturing an open data culture at Cloudscape V
• Of women, Parliament, and macroscopes
• Opinion - Transferring technology: grids in business
• A trick of the eye
• Our highlights of 2012
• Pillars of destruction
• Please state the nature of the medical emergency
• POTUS can make the Metaverse a (virtual) reality
• POTUS secures the cyber
• What presidential speech reveals
• Probing space oddities with Cosmos code
• Rationalizing riots
• Record-breaking US drought set to become the norm
• Remote tools keep a close eye on forests
• Rescued History
• Robot jazz
• The role of e-infrastructures in natural-disaster response
• Science is saving this city
• Science is a voyage — but we need to travel faster, says Ian Foster
• Securing the scientific workflow
• Does security ruin efficiency?
• Sharing science in the 'collaboratory'
• Shoshana Zuboff: No escape from the Panopticon
• Shoshana Zuboff: Rendering reality and cash cows
• Professor Sterling sifts the tea leaves
• Simulating our black hole's meal time – in 3D
• What if you could sleep on sugar?
• A small Sun on Earth
• Solar energy benefits education and research in Africa
• Science is spooky
• Stronger eyes through supercomputing
• Student cluster competition is big success at CHPC meeting in South Africa
• Supercomputer based in Middle East enters global top 10 for first time
• Supercomputers put photosynthesis in the spotlight
• Supercomputers see the light in Texas
• Supercomputing from the bargain bin
• Supporting world-class research at ISC'14
• A surprising twist to protein misfolding
• Symphonique algorithmique
• Syncphonia app transforms music education
• TACC's Magnificent 7
• Tackling complexity and scale at eResearch NZ 2014
• Talk nerdy to me
• Talk Nerdy to me
• Talk nerdy to me
• Tear down these data walls... for research, the climate, and humanity
• Telling the Whole Tale of science
• Texas teamwork makes the dream work
• The anatomist’s daughter
• The CLARUS approach to processing sensitive data in the cloud
• The DNA of drug dependency
• The Food Computer
• The life and times of Admiral Grace Hopper
• The mysterious case of Piz Daint and the proton spin puzzle
• The secret lives of bees
• How to WIN at networking
• Tickling a jet engine
• Toronto joins the March for Science
• Tower of power: Supercomputing greets the sun
• Tsunami modeling for a safer Japan
• Marking a tech milestone
• The end of traffic jams
• Using HPC to explore competitive balance
• A ViBRANT time for biodiversity
• Virtual immortality: Cultural preservation in the digital age
• Virtual reality can save your life
• Virtual reality goes mainstream
• Let virtual reality immerse you in empathy
• Visualizing with VisIVO
• What did economists get wrong about the financial crisis?
• What does security mean in science today?
• What XSEDE is not
• Who says women don't like science?
• Who or what really inspired the Viennese wunderkind?
• Who or what really inspired the Viennese wunderkind?
• Why hackers and cybersecurity pros need to talk
• Why can't every cloud have an HPC lining?
• Combating extinction one photo at a time
• Will science save California's delta?
• Winning the 'scrap lottery'
• Women once powered the tech industry. Can they do it again?
• XSEDE community builds an Agile student
• XSEDE16: HPC in the sunshine state
• Big data gives doctors another tool in leukemia fight
• Big data gives doctors another tool in leukemia fight
• BioAcoustica: A wildlife sound repository with an ear to the future
• BioAcoustica: A wildlife sound repository with an ear to the future
• Brain deep dive
• Brain deep dive
• Crowdsourcing earthquake detection: Smartphones to the rescue
• Crowdsourcing earthquake detection: Smartphones to the rescue
• Greetings from Prague!
• Greetings from Prague!
• High-performance computer for fusion goes offline
• High-performance computer for fusion goes offline
• International team unravels the cotton genome
• International team unravels the cotton genome
• iSGTW Link of the week - Gridipedia
• iSGTW Link of the week - Gridipedia
• iSGTW Link of the week - One-stop shop for WorldWideScience
• iSGTW Link of the week - One-stop shop for WorldWideScience
• iSGTW Link of the Week - Wherever you roam, you can always log-in at home
• iSGTW Link of the Week - Wherever you roam, you can always log-in at home
• Japan invests in nuclear power
• Joint US and EU workshop on trust and identity charts course for the future
• Link of the week - Bid for your grid
• Link of the week - Did you know?
• Link of the Week - Move over, Deep Blue: Watson is here
• A musical duet from the edge of our solar system
• News of the Week - Update from Asia
• Physics and music collide at the Montreux Jazz Festival
• A second life in Africa
• A Stampede for science
• Study suggests cloud computing can make business more green
• Supercomputers, stomachs, and biofuels
• Supercomputers stomp grapes to improve US wine
• Survey finds research software is vital for most academic work
• TACC directs traffic
• Take a ride on the web bus
• Targeting four pollutants could reduce sea level rise
• Text mining reveals a new story of individualism
• US Library of Congress faces big data challenge for Twitter archive
• VERIFI advances combustion engine research
• Will.i.am, Pharrell, Timbaland… step aside! It’s time for the crowd to produce some music
• 'Big farmer' — reaping the fruits of a big data harvest
• 'Big farmer' — reaping the fruits of a big data harvest
• The forecast: no fire for tomorrow
• The forecast: no fire for tomorrow
• Global aerosol map shows dust in the wind
• Global aerosol map shows dust in the wind
• GridCast Goes to Vilnius
• Historypin: Connecting communities through the power of digital maps
• HPC and big data in the 1950s, or how a British company selling tea and cakes owned the world's first office computer
• Image - Where to find the world's biggest sharks
• iSGTW Image of the week - European Grid Infrastructure steps out with EGEE crowd
• iSGTW Image of the Week - A quest for quiet speed
• Keep an eye on all that stuff in space
• March of the titans
• Simulating sound with supercomputers could lead to development of easy-to-play musical instruments
• Simulation for manufacturing and engineering with CloudSME
• Staying ahead of a superstorm with open-data visualizations
• Swarm sensing: attaching sensors to bees to tackle colony collapse
• Understanding ecosystems to improve sustainability
• Video of the week - NoHardware.com destroys server huggers' equipment
• World’s first digital ocean floor map