Articles tagged 'science'
- A data puzzle
- The secrets of the inner ear
- Eyes to the sky
- Talk nerdy to me
- Cell bones mystery solved
- Top 10 stories of 2020
- Hotter and drier with a chance of extinction
- Changing course
- A dance of black holes
- How to count penguins
- Galactic archaeology
- Talk nerdy to me
- Where data is the star
- Jackie Milhans
- Noisy neutron stars
- Breaking the machine
- Sandra Gesing
- How to save $6 billion
- Talk nerdy to me
- PEARC20 Student Program
- The art of bringing science to life
- XSEDE capabilities critical to operations of COVID-19 HPC Consortium
- Not just a game
- From biochemistry to bioinformatics
- Attacking COVID-19 from every angle
- Talk nerdy to me
- Seeking COVID-19 in the Twitterverse
- Making data lemonade
- Talk nerdy to me
- Old dogs, new tech
- Will HPC finally get the credit it deserves?
- Get help with bioinformatics
- Talk nerdy to me
- Multiplying science
- A rainy drought
- Talk nerdy to me
- When facts aren't enough
- Assessing autism risk
- Lorna Rivera
- Getting smarter about extreme weather
- Christine Harvey
- Talk nerdy to me
- Talk nerdy to me
- In pursuit of dark energy
- Secrets of the diatom
- Carol Song
- PEARC20 Call for participation
- What can a frog call tell you?
- Do people move because of their politics?
- What will the future be made of?
- Can a supercomputer help you learn chemistry?
- Simplifying cloud services
- Staying ahead of the data tsunami
- 1 billion years of plant evolution
- Where curiosity leads
- Data science in Hawaii
- Talk nerdy to me
- The next big buzz in AI
- Quantifying opinion
- Don’t worry about the software
- Maytal Dahan
- XSEDE EMPOWER internships
- Can a computer understand how you feel?
- Need help with your science gateway?
- The citizen scientists of hidden America
- What is XSEDE?
- Why does AI fascinate us?
- Changing colors on demand
- What's next for supercomputing in Europe?
- Talk nerdy to me
- Mining the news for data
- Shining a light on cosmic darkness
- 5 ways technology is making the world more accessible
- Many brains, one goal
- Introducing Rutgers Discovery Informatics Institute (RDI2)
- Talk nerdy to me
- Join the Gateways 2019 conference
- Can computing change the world?
- Talk nerdy to me
- Talk nerdy to me
- How the brain rewires
- A surprising new way to detect earthquakes
- Talk nerdy to me
- Talk nerdy to me
- An 'amazing opportunity'
- The story of science
- One-stop data shop
- 5 ingenious ways scientists are using drones
- A transparent Dataverse
- Revolutionizing ocean observation
- Navigating the brain
- Encouraging humanware in cloud computing
- New view of the last ice age
- Talk nerdy to me
- Empowering students to discover more
- Stopping HIV in its tracks
- Searching for ocean microbes
- Hawai'i H2O
- What is dark life?
- AI revitalizes rare language
- Don't look away
- Do computers have musical intelligence?
- Nose in the sky
- A trick of the eye
- The secret sauce of science
- How to get ahead in networking
- How do tornadoes begin?
- Talk nerdy to me
- Why hackers and cybersecurity pros need to talk
- Bull's eye on the brain
- Can we ever know the human brain?
- Outsmarting HIV-1
- Putting neutrinos on ice
- Talk nerdy to me
- Seamless creativity
- Teaching HPC and genomics side-by-side
- A view to a brawl
- What did economists get wrong about the financial crisis?
- Marking a tech milestone
- The end of plastic
- Getting the most out of your supercomputer
- Talk nerdy to me
- A decoder ring for the information age
- Machine learning for the masses
- Robots are our future
- Chaos mixes the Milky Way
- The turtle tree of life
- What can you see in a smart mirror?
- Talk nerdy to me
- The mystery of Hawaii's volcanoes
- Talk nerdy to me
- Talk nerdy to me
- Better faster stronger
- Does security ruin efficiency?
- Talk nerdy to me
- The state of science 2018
- Please state the nature of the medical emergency
- Into the Medical Science DMZ
- XSEDE nationwide
- Nerding out over nature
- How to WIN at networking
- Cracking the coffee code
- The 5 fastest supercomputers in the world
- Imaging the injured brain
- Silky secrets to make bones
- 6 amazing things women scientists are doing with technology
- Winter is coming: Siberian snowfall and the Polar Vortex
- Syncphonia app transforms music education
- Catching a cure for Alzheimer's
- What does it really mean?
- Bridges helps preserve abalone species
- Probing space oddities with Cosmos code
- Computation combats concussion damage
- Walking among the dead in Arizona
- Science is spooky
- Drawing humanity together
- LIGO and OSG launch multi-messenger astronomy era
- Cultivating kindness through computation
- The mysterious case of Piz Daint and the proton spin puzzle
- Fourth gravitational wave found
- The aim of storm surge models
- Deep learning sees behind the mask
- Happy Birthday, Science Node
- Meeting those midnight computing needs
- Virtual reality can save your life
- Healthy choices: Supercomputing the flu vaccine
- HPC helps scientists reconsider DDT
- 2,500 miles of citizen scientists
- Can we have a hack-proof democracy?
- A Hoosier's view of the heavens
- We need a new internet
- Stampede supercomputer skyrocketed science
- Mapping the skies with Blue Waters
- Decomposing Bodies
- How supercomputers are uniting the US and China
- Supercomputing through the grapevine
- Digging in the data for cancer treatment clues
- Cracking the CRISPR clock
- From science to superhero
- Riding the Jetstream to the treetops
- TACC's Magnificent 7
- Computer simulations and big data advance cancer immunotherapy
- XSEDE cuts through the noise
- CyVerse catches next wave in cancer research
- HPC heard around the world
- A march around the world
- Johnny came marching after: How the DC drizzle cheered me up
- Big data, the movie
- Up, up, and away
- Supercomputers search for better cancer drugs
- The anatomist’s daughter
- Big data breaks the incarceration cycle
- Minnesota: A lakeside view of climate change
- An inspired island marches for science
- The risks to science-based policy we aren’t talking about
- Find the soul of the March for Science in Memphis
- Hawaiian science is all about malama 'aina
- Una marcia italiana per la scienza
- Midnight sun and science marches: Norway steps out
- Hamburg lends a helping hand
- Deep in the heart: San Antonio marches
- Milwaukee marches for the rest of us
- Google invests in STEM-Trek diversity
- Les Marches pour les Sciences in France
- Toronto joins the March for Science
- A record year for the Open Science Grid
- Climate change charges Charleston's march
- Halifax marches for science
- Marching into Philadelphia, America’s laboratory
- The winner takes it all
- Let's start our March for Science in Boston
- More than meets the eye
- Rattlesnakes on a Jetstream
- Tidal teaching makes a splash
- Climate science storybook
- The social life of bots
- Campus Champions make supercomputing a snap
- Wireless energy harvesting for IoT devices
- Wrangling crime in the deep, dark web
- Energy efficiency via big data
- From the atmosphere to an app
- Greener wind blowing in the Columbia River Gorge
- Citizen Jones and the temple of space archaeology
- Hello bursts of light, goodbye cables
- LEGO, libraries, and fake news
- Mind the gap: Speaking like a cybersecurity pro
- Continue the conversation
- Computing for a cure
- Toward an ethics of the Internet of Things
- Protecting the heart with supercomputers
- Planet Arcade: NOAA makes science education fun
- It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…nanotechnology
- Looking for love in (your) DNA
- 2016 in review: Science gets personal
- 2016 in review: A big first year for Science Node
- 2016 in review: For the history books
- Supercomputing an earthquake-ready building
- Tickling a jet engine
- Big data to head off wildfires
- The Open Science Grid goes to school
- Return to BIG Bell Test mountain
- Lighting up the Renaissance with supercomputers
- A day in the life of a molecular machine
- How beautiful is your science?
- You're fired! What President Trump should know about wildfires
- Piecing together the genomic puzzle with NCGAS
- Stampede unravels the p53 protein
- POTUS secures the cyber
- A new president, a new opportunity for science
- Moore with less: The virtues of inexact computation
- From greenhouse gas to usable ethanol
- Tornadogenesis: Probabilities for better predictions
- Rogelio Bernal Andreo: Digital Prometheus
- Citizen science for the ages
- Big Bell test wants you
- Slave trade and rice crop moved together
- Reading Australia's genetic story
- Are climate models misleading us?
- Diversifying bioinformatic programs
- Blue Waters restores fairness to elections
- Climate change hurting your feelings?
- The right way to simulate the Milky Way
- Posters, LiDAR, and XSEDE16
- Array of Things blows into Windy City
- Crime fighting with taxi route data
- XSEDE 2.0: The NSF doubles down
- What XSEDE is not
- A science gateway for all
- Soybean science blooms with supercomputers
- Tower of power: Supercomputing greets the sun
- Opening the spigot at XSEDE
- Hearing the heartbeat of a city
- Happy birthday NSCI!
- Changing climate science with your smartphone
- XSEDE community builds an Agile student
- Squaring the Coral Triangle
- Hurricane Odile lands at XSEDE16
- Teaching supercomputers to whistle
- XSEDE16: HPC in the sunshine state
- Algorithms go to Hollywood
- Male advocates for gender diversity in tech
- Ancient Himalayan DNA uncovered in Chicago
- Telling the Whole Tale of science
- Motivate your robot
- The Science DMZ is secure
- Put your head in the cloud
- Hacking Zika in the Lone Star state
- Science DMZ: The fast path for science data
- Fear of flying: Combating disease spread with HPC
- CIPRES: One facet in bold NSF vision
- Citizen science pioneers confirm climate change
- Artificial intelligence takes on poachers
- Science illustrations go viral
- Dwarf galaxy plays hide and seek
- Why did the chicken cross the road?
- Seeing the invisible history of leaves
- The next big LHC upgrade? Software.
- LIGO and OSG peer into the Dark Energy Camera
- Forecast calls for SHARP showers
- What does security mean in science today?
- Is citizen science living up to the standard?
- Securing the scientific workflow
- Mapping the 2016 Vizzies
- Tsunami modeling for a safer Japan
- Rescued History
- Blocking out the sun
- Surfing with algorithms
- Boosting science with the next generation of supercomputers
- Plants inspire new 4D printing
- OSG helps LIGO confirm Einstein’s theory
- Blowing a black hole's cover
- Blue Waters solves Yellowstone mystery
- African genomics stands on its own
- Laughing matter: Brian Malow's science comedy
- Citizen science: Research in high gear
- Tiny zaps, big results
- Solving a protein puzzle
- Research and education networks: The cornerstone of innovation
- Jetstream makes HPC a breeze
- Space warps: a new hope (for understanding our universe)
- Science smells fishy
- Texting for dollars
- Mining social media to manage crises
- OSG rides a Comet
- The turtle tree of life
- Chaos mixes the Milky Way
- Will science save California's delta?
- Volunteer computing: 10 years of supporting CERN through LHC@home
- A ViBRANT time for biodiversity
- Understanding risk with 'environmental computing'
- Things are moving very fast, says 'father of the grid' Ian Foster
- The secret lives of bees
- The future of encryption
- Tear down these data walls... for research, the climate, and humanity
- Taiwanese step up their game
- A surprising twist to protein misfolding
- Supporting research with HPC in New Zealand
- The societal impacts of grid and cloud computing
- Science is a voyage — but we need to travel faster, says Ian Foster
- Riding the data deluge on the shoulders of giants
- Research Report - Turning the microscope inwards: Studying scientific software ecosystems
- Research networks in Uganda on the upswing
- Warning: Pacific Rim researchers are about to outpace you
- Opinion - UK grid researchers aid efforts to understand climate change
- Opinion - The philosophy of Ubuntu
- Opinion - Grids, clouds and communities: an Open Grid Forum perspective
- Opinion: Future Leaders of Software Engineering
- Opinion: Asia at Home hacks earthquakes
- Opening science to the world; opening the world to science
- Open data and open science enter the mainstream
- Neutrinos: Now you see them, now you don’t
- Newsflash - Fall conference line-up
- 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
- iSGTW Technology - GridWay: interoperability without the headache
- iSGTW Roaming mike - Voices from the OSG Great Plains Summer School
- iSGTW - Opinion: What clouds and grids can learn from each other
- iSGTW Opinion - The role of open source in grid computing: past, present and future
- iSGTW Opinion - Perspectives on advancements in distributed computing
- iSGTW Opinion - Me, my friends, our grid: bringing people together for great science
- iSGTW Opinion - Celebrating one year of International Science Grid This Week
- iSGTW Feature - The world's climate data from a one-stop-shop
- iSGTW Feature - Worldwide Grids, Worldwide Science
- iSGTW Feature - Widening the Gateway to India
- iSGTW Feature - Where are they now?
- iSGTW Feature - Tier-3 computing centers expand options for physicists
- iSGTW Feature - Thailand goes tera: Scientists connect to the power of ThaiGrid
- iSGTW Feature - Tevatron Higgs update August 08
- iSGTW Feature - Taking the LEAD on adaptive weather forecasting
- iSGTW Feature - Summer of learning: what's with all these schools?
- iSGTW Feature - Stormy weather: grid computing powers fine-scale climate modeling
- iSGTW Feature - Steele barn raising at Purdue
- iSGTW Feature - Stateside at the bi-continental LHC Grid Fest
- iSGTW Feature - Standards are the GLUE 2.0
- iSGTW Feature - Six petabytes: Fermilab hits new record
- iSGTW Feature - Security through collaboration, part I: Today's cyber climate
- iSGTW Feature - In Search of the Subtle and Rare
- iSGTW Feature - Sao Paolo grid to bring teraflops to Brazilian researchers
- iSGTW Feature - Relationships in texts UNC
- iSGTW Feature - Protein structure: taking it to the bank
- iSGTW Feature - Protein origami: function follows form
- iSGTW Feature - Preparing for the LHC
- iSGTW Feature - Powerful pollution model moves to the grid
- iSGTW Feature - Polar Grid: entering the ice age
- iSGTW Feature - OSG Meeting in Argentina
- iSGTW Feature - OSG 1.0 released
- iSGTW Feature - Open Science Grid Takes Stock and Sets New Goals
- iSGTW Feature - Open Science Grid: Living up to its Name
- iSGTW Feature - Open Science Grid crunches through CMS simulations
- iSGTW Feature - Open Grid Forum maintains focus on the 2010 goal
- iSGTW Feature - NYSGrid and the Lord of the Wings
- iSGTW Feature - NYS Grid: Spreading the Word
- iSGTW Feature - Newly single, but playing hard to get
- iSGTW Feature - More than just computing power: earth science on EGEE
- iSGTW Feature - Midwest Grid Workshop
- iSGTW Feature - Meeting the Data Transfer Challenge
- iSGTW Feature - Massively parallel: NERSC, OSG and HPC
- iSGTW Feature - Many millions of manuscripts: data mining and digitized objects
- iSGTW Feature - Making the Earth Move
- iSGTW Feature - Little Particles, Big Implications
- iSGTW Feature - LEADing Weather Research
- iSGTW Feature - Keeping up with Moore's Law
- iSGTW Feature - Kepler 1.0
- iSGTW Feature - Joining the dots: creating interoperable grids
- iSGTW Feature - Introducing Condor at RIT
- iSGTW Feature - International Summer School on Grid Computing: looking back, one year on
- iSGTW Feature - Indiana Universities Prepare for New Speed Record
- iSGTW Feature - I2U2: educational e-Labs for real pre-college e-science
- iSGTW Feature - Higgs search at Tevatron
- iSGTW Feature - Grids work like a CHARMM for molecular dynamics
- iSGTW Feature - Grids point to pollution solutions
- iSGTW Feature - Grids don't take vacation
- iSGTW Feature - Grid Technology Cookbook provides recipe for success
- iSGTW Feature - Grid Operations Center
- iSGTW Feature - GRelC at Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Climate Change
- iSGTW Feature - GEON
- iSGTW Feature - Geocluster open for business
- iSGTW Feature - Geneticists' Gateway to the Grid
- iSGTW Feature - A fine-grained approach to cool simulations
- iSGTW Feature - Fermilab Postdoc Gets Word out About the Grid
- iSGTW Feature - A Fair Shake for Seismologists
- iSGTW Feature - Earthshaking Images
- iSGTW Feature - DZero first consumer of opportunistic storage in OSG
- iSGTW Feature - The Earth System Grid: Climate Data for the Global Community
- iSGTW Feature - DZero: Doing Double Duty
- iSGTW Feature - Distributed security: keeping Open Science Grid closed to intruders
- iSGTW Feature - DILIGENT: from digital libraries to virtual research environments
- iSGTW Feature - Data processing playground for the climate of tomorrow
- iSGTW Feature - Conferences and Events
- iSGTW Feature - Computing the unseen: the search for dark matter
- iSGTW Feature - The CMS "Top 100"
- iSGTW Feature - Clouds make way for STAR to shine
- iSGTW Feature - Clemson: the OSG-BOINC connection
- iSGTW Feature - Celebrating the development of the LHC grid
- iSGTW Feature - Catching quakes with laptops
- iSGTW Feature - Building BRIDGEs between Europe and China
- iSGTW Feature - Behind the scenes with Mission Control: project managing massive grid projects
- iSGTW Feature - ATLAS: the data chain works
- iSGTW Feature - ArchaeoGrid: a window to the past
- iSGTW Feature - Anticipating the big one
- HPC for your visual library: How algorithms and supercomputers assess video quality
- Harnessing the power of cloud computing through e-Science Central
- The growth of HPC in the life sciences
- Grid scatters light on protein structures
- Google Science Fair winner builds neural network to fight cancer
- Gather a pocketful of stars
- Forecasting El Nino a half-century ahead
- A flood of data set for Amsterdam
- Feature - Watch near real-time earthquake simulations
- Feature - Surfing for earthquakes
- Feature - Superlinks to identify genetic culprits
- Feature - Supercomputing code helps develop new solar cells
- Feature - Sixty seconds to save a city
- Feature - Seeing particles with VPM
- Feature - Q&A: Grid Colombia warms up
- Feature - Predicting the almost un-predictable
- Feature - PanDA lets scientists stay cool
- Feature - OSG and TeraGrid join forces for ExTENCI
- Feature - OSG All Hands Meeting
- Feature - Observing oceans online
- Feature - New result could shed light on the existence of the Universe
- Feature - New organization shakes up earthquake consortium
- Feature - Magellan explores scientific clouds - scientifically
- Feature - Life at the extreme, at the Pierre Auger Observatory
- Feature - A lasting ocean observatory
- Feature - Identifying network bottlenecks
- Feature - Here to help: embedded cyberinfrastructure experts
- Feature - Gridding the aerosol problem
- Feature - Grid helps to filter LIGO data
- Feature - On a grid and a prayer
- Feature - Getting GPUs on the grid
- Feature - Foreseeing floods
- Feature - Forecasting weather on the grid
- Feature - The forecast before the storm
- Feature - FOOTWAYS takes its first steps
- Feature - First OSG Summer School a success
- Feature - Exploring the Gravitational Wave and Grid Universe
- Feature - Envirogrids: Protecting the Black Sea
- Feature - Engaging UK researchers
- Feature - Ecological forecasting in NEON
- Feature - Climate model tackles clouds
- Feature - Clearing the air: solving an atmospheric controversy with DEISA
- Feature - Can a digital earth save the planet?
- Feature - Building the Global Grid
- Feature - Bringing LHC data to US Tier-3s
- Feature - BP oil spill: Scientists mobilize to create new disaster response science
- Feature - Academia Sinica watches global carbon
- Facilitating long-term global collaboration in e-infrastructures through the CHAIN-REDS project
- Engaging citizens in science for research excellence
- Enabling knowledge creation in data-driven science
- Editorial: iSGTW and the Future
- Eddies pull carbon emissions into deep ocean, new model simulates
- EarthServer: Big Earth data at your fingertips becomes a reality
- From the early days of grid computing to the era of 'big science'
- Digital humanities: overcoming the barriers to data sharing
- Crowd-sourcing sex research
- Computer models aren’t playing with fire
- Collecting data gets easier with EpiCollect
- Citizen science — a power for change that's here to stay
- Case study: The GeoChronos web portal
- Campus grids secret to productive grid sites
- Building the US big data machine
- Building a neural network in your bedroom
- Building bridges for research data sharing
- Blue Waters enables groundbreaking computational science
- Berkeley lab tackles next-generation climate models
- Become a (citizen) scientist
- Gut feeling: XSEDE and TACC explore vascular disease
- iSGTW Link of the week - Rosetta at home vid to crack 20,000 YouTube views
- iSGTW Link of the Week - Results Posted for BBC Climate Experiment
- iSGTW Link of the week - PSC tornado animation
- iSGTW Link of the week - Open Science Grid: the latest
- iSGTW Link of the week - Old friends and new: iSGTW, GridCafe, GridTalk and more
- iSGTW Link of the Week - nanoHUB.org
- iSGTW Acronym of the week - NEESit
- iSGTW Acronym of the Week - GUMS
- Independent frequencies may explain memory recall
- Highlights from the EGI Community Forum 2013
- Event of the Week - D4Science World User Meeting
- E-infrastructure success stories
- Does high-performance computing really matter?
- Crowdsourcing earthquake detection: Smartphones to the rescue
- Choosing the right scientific software
- Citizen scientists earn their stripes with tiger-tagging app
- Bored over the holidays? Why not enter our writing competition?
- Announcing the EGI Writing Prize 2013 in association with iSGTW
- Explore the universe from the comfort of your home
- Congratulations, Science as Art contest winners
- Celebrating 10 years of Open Street Map
- Does high-performance computing really matter?
- Photorealistic thunderstorm visualization wins XSEDE15 people’s choice award
- iSGTW Image of the week - LHC data transport at SC07
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Forecasting air quality with CHIMERE
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Modeling Columbia River Water Flow
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Neurons in Action
- iSGTW Image of the week - Stretching the polar vortex
- iSGTW Image of the week - A rising valley
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Modeling Underground Waterflow with CODESA-3D
- iSGTW Image of the week - Earth-quaking science in Hollywood
- iSGTW Image of the week - Grids help map salt in coastal aquifer
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Taiwan's Atmospheric Science Data Grid
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Using WestGrid for Earth Sciences
- iSGTW Image of the week - Stellar performance
- iSGTW Image of the week - Journey to the center of the Sun
- iSGTW Images of the week: Scenes from SC'07
- Image - A VAPOR-ous view
- iSGTW Image of the Week - A slimmer Milky Way
- iSGTW Image of the Week - Matchmaking on the grid
- iSGTW - Image of the Week: Modeling the salty seas
- Image of the week - Flutter for the shutter
- iSGTW Video of the week - Grid school graduate
- iSGTW Image of the week - Emergency management at your fingertips
- iSGTW Image of the Week - GlobAerosol
- Image - The Antarctic as seen from space
- Video of the week - Women in the Open Science Grid
- Image - Watch a tornado
- Video of the week - Earthquake simulation wins SciDAC award
- Image of the Week - More than a TOY
- Video of the week - Monitoring with the fishes
- Image of the week - Monumental modeling
- Image of the week: Seeing with lasers
- Video of the week - RHIC's hot quark soup
- Image of the week - Earthquake comics
- GridCast Goes to Vilnius
- NASA visualization shows Sun’s artistic side
- Rolling in the Higgs
- IT plays starring role at CineGlobe Film Festival
- A user-friendly web portal for neuroimaging research
- Immerse yourself in the data deluge
- Celebrating 10 years of Open Street Map
- HPC and big data in the 1950s, or how a British company selling tea and cakes owned the world's first office computer
- Explore the universe from the comfort of your home
- Magnifying the life of things with a smartphone microscope
- Congratulations, Science as Art contest winners
- iSGTW Resources - Online grid schools, high school grid projects and intensive grid workshops: get on the grid with OSG Education
- iSGTW Links of the week: The latest on the Large Hadron Collider
- iSGTW Acronym of the Week - GUMS
- iSGTW Link of the Week - Results Posted for BBC Climate Experiment
- iSGTW Acronym of the week - NEESit
- iSGTW Link of the Week - nanoHUB.org
- iSGTW Sound of the Week: Listening to Volcanoes
- iSGTW Link of the week - Open Science Grid: the latest
- iSGTW Link of the week - Old friends and new: iSGTW, GridCafe, GridTalk and more
- iSGTW Link of the week - Rosetta at home vid to crack 20,000 YouTube views
- iSGTW Resources - Getting started with grid computing: engage with OSG
- iSGTW Link of the week - PSC tornado animation
- Link of the week - Open Science Grid crosses over to pop culture
- iSGTW Resources - Choose and start to use your grid
- Event of the Week - D4Science World User Meeting
- Link of the week - TeraGrid 10 proceedings
- Announcing the EGI Writing Prize 2013 in association with iSGTW
- Bored over the holidays? Why not enter our writing competition?
- Independent frequencies may explain memory recall
- E-infrastructure success stories
- Playing mind games
- A Stampede for science
- Highlights from the EGI Community Forum 2013
- Choosing the right scientific software
- Join the dots to measure antimatter
- Will.i.am, Pharrell, Timbaland… step aside! It’s time for the crowd to produce some music
- VERIFI advances combustion engine research
- The rain in Spain stays mainly in the ... hydrometeorological models
- TACC directs traffic
- Citizen scientists earn their stripes with tiger-tagging app
- Crowdsourcing earthquake detection: Smartphones to the rescue
- What's in a name? Supercomputers use lists to reveal group identities
