Articles tagged 'research'

2020

• DIY autonomous car
• Charlene Yang
• Talk nerdy to me
• Introducing SecureMyResearch
• Conference from the couch
• Overwhelmed by intrusions
• Mountains of data
• Defending democracy
• Tiffany Connors
• Talk nerdy to me
• Juliette Ugirumurera
• Not just a game
• Rebecca Hartman-Baker
• Can data centers be more energy efficient?
• Protoplanetary disks
• Does it take a time machine to stop a pandemic?
• COVID-19 research news
• A rainy drought
• The race against coronavirus
• Talk nerdy to me
• Weather for all
• Vitalina Baptista
• Getting smarter about extreme weather
• Not just about the data
• Christine Harvey
• How does a planet form?

2019

• What will the future be made of?
• The price of social media
• Talk nerdy to me
• Eradicating emerging viruses
• Don’t worry about the software
• Facial recognition improves hail forecasts
• Targeting a killer
• Talk nerdy to me
• First-of-its kind Cybersecurity Clinic
• Astronomy bot
• Advanced computing for everyone
• Trusted CI Fellows
• Join the Gateways 2019 conference
• Can computing change the world?
• Taking the first breath
• The cyborg utopia is still possible
• A surprising new way to detect earthquakes
• How lungs develop

2018

• Real-time answers for traffic jams
• 5 ingenious ways scientists are using drones
• Stopping HIV in its tracks
• Talk nerdy to me
• What is blockchain?
• Talk nerdy to me
• What is dark life?
• What can you do with a micromachine?
• The secret sauce of science
• How do tornadoes begin?
• Why hackers and cybersecurity pros need to talk
• Can we ever know the human brain?
• Seamless creativity
• Attack on knowledge
• What did economists get wrong about the financial crisis?
• A brief history of the internet
• Does security ruin efficiency?
• Into the Medical Science DMZ
• 3 things you didn't know big data could do
• How to WIN at networking
• Can HPC unlock the future of wind power?
• Flying over thin ice
• Ending epilepsy
• Preventing the Spectre in every machine

2017

• Winter is coming: Siberian snowfall and the Polar Vortex
• Computation combats concussion damage
• The mysterious case of Piz Daint and the proton spin puzzle
• Fourth gravitational wave found
• Happy Birthday, Science Node
• Is it possible to stop the next Equifax breach?
• Animation for the rest of us
• Practicing science in the dark
• Deep learning looks through the flames
• We need a new internet
• Forget diamonds – it’s plastic that is forever
• Calculations in your pocket
• Mediterranean moisture, destructive downpours, and Piz Daint
• Supercomputing through the grapevine
• Solar energy benefits education and research in Africa
• Sterling reflections of ISC past
• Professor Sterling sifts the tea leaves
• Time travel with Thomas Sterling
• CyVerse catches next wave in cancer research
• 1 millionº and breezy: Your solar forecast
• HPC heard around the world
• Hand in hand into the Metaverse
• Big data, the movie
• The anatomist’s daughter
• 3D fun with meteors
• A record year for the Open Science Grid
• An unseen war beneath your fingertips
• More than meets the eye
• The trick for predicting social media trends
• Climate science storybook
• Wrangling crime in the deep, dark web
• Bound for Frankfurt: ISC 2017
• From the atmosphere to an app
• A brief history of the internet
• Toward an ethics of the Internet of Things

2016

• The Open Science Grid goes to school
• The life and times of Admiral Grace Hopper
• A day in the life of a molecular machine
• The science behind Disney's magic
• POTUS can make the Metaverse a (virtual) reality
• What happened during the August 2016 Amatrice earthquake?
• Are climate models misleading us?
• Climate change hurting your feelings?
• Stalking epilepsy
• NOAA shops for new weather modeling system
• The mysterious case of the disappearing comet
• Squaring the Coral Triangle
• Hurricane Odile lands at XSEDE16
• Lengau: Accelerating African discovery
• Teaching supercomputers to whistle
• Male advocates for gender diversity in tech
• Bee backpacks creating big data buzz
• Science DMZ: The fast path for science data
• CIPRES: One facet in bold NSF vision
• Artificial intelligence takes on poachers
• The virtue of defects
• Mapping gene networks to better understand disease
• The next big LHC upgrade? Software.
• (Rain) cloud computing for climate change predictions
• Is citizen science living up to the standard?
• Boosting science with the next generation of supercomputers
• Big Red II clears the air
• Plants inspire new 4D printing
• Harvesting light from leaves
• Cloudscape Brazil 2015: Business and research innovating in the cloud
• Networks can defuse terrorism

2015

• Simulating stars with less computing power
• THOR protects academic identity
• Robot jazz
• Supernova hunting with supercomputers
• Science smells fishy
• Texting for dollars
• Mining social media to manage crises
• Working towards a European open science cloud
• A ViBRANT time for biodiversity
• Time traveling with El Niño
• Time to get loud about the cloud
• The secret lives of bees
• Tear down these data walls... for research, the climate, and humanity
• Taiwanese step up their game
• Tackling complexity and scale at eResearch NZ 2014
• A surprising twist to protein misfolding
• Supporting research with HPC in New Zealand
• Supporting a collaborative data infrastructure — for all kinds of research
• Simplifying and accelerating genome assembly
• Shaping the future of data sharing with EUON
• Riding the data deluge on the shoulders of giants
• Researchers piece together how virus causes human cancers
• Opening science to the world; opening the world to science
• One million cores: A breakthrough in CFD simulation
• New GÉANT-led project to create a regional research and education network in eastern Europe and southern Caucasus
• New cloud computing testbeds to spur innovation
• A new approach to sharing the scientific resources that enable 21st century research
• Mental Canvas emerges from patient investment
• Making computing for 'big science' more green
• Laying the foundations for better sharing of research data
• Sharing in the era of big data
• Historic observation of rare type 1a supernova
• HathiTrust Research Center adds 5 billion pages to help scholars see farther
• Globus Online launches new website for European researchers
• Following the 'red brick road' to data management
• A flood of data set for Amsterdam
• Federating clouds to aid researchers
• Facilitating long-term global collaboration in e-infrastructures through the CHAIN-REDS project
• Enzymes prove no match for supercomputers
• Digital humanities: overcoming the barriers to data sharing
• A deluge of data in Dublin
• Data without borders — the Research Data Alliance
• Crowd-sourcing sex research
• The continuing question of exascale
• Computer models peer into polar future
• Celebrating 10 years of the UbuntuNet Alliance
• Building bridges for research data sharing
• Blue-sky thinking for clouds in Heidelberg
• Bioconductor: harmonizing distributed genomic analysis
• Berkeley lab tackles next-generation climate models
• Atomic-scale simulations unravel evasion of cancer-causing molecules
• Duncan Martin on the UbuntuNet Alliance in 2015
• Does high-performance computing really matter?
• Discussing the challenges of data policy with the RDA
• Bring the universe into your home
• Does high-performance computing really matter?
• Smartphone game lets you pilot a spaceship to help tackle cancer
• Discussing the challenges of data policy with the RDA
• The trillion-dollar contribution of scientific research to the economy
• Research Data Alliance meets in Dublin
• Research Data Alliance meets in Amsterdam
• VERIFI advances combustion engine research
• Survey finds research software is vital for most academic work
• Duncan Martin on the UbuntuNet Alliance in 2015
• Joint US and EU workshop on trust and identity charts course for the future
• Remote access science labs remove barriers to learning
• Text mining reveals a new story of individualism