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Pele Combustion Simulation Suite Named R&D 100 Award Winner

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Software Highlight: AstraAI Masters the Complex Rules of Scientific HPC Software

A flowchart diagram for a system called AstraAI, detailing an automated code generation pipeline that takes a natural language user prompt, extracts intent, uses RAG and AST for context and structure, generates code via an LLM, and outputs AST-safe code edits.

Meet EcoBOT: The Autonomous Lab Standardizing Plant-Microbe Research

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Scientists Develop Predictive Roadmap to Boost Performance in Next-Gen Spintronics

Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of a chiral 2D metal halide perovskite material synthesized with acetonitrile. Chiral perovskite films made with acetonitrile respond strongly to circularly polarized light.

New Hybrid Approach Bypasses Hardware Limits to Unlock Complex Quantum Simulations

A schematic diagram divided into two main sections illustrating a computational workflow, with Quantum measurements on the left and Classical postprocessing on the right. The left section displays a series of quantum circuit diagrams at increasing time steps, featuring green blocks labeled Hamiltonian simulation and blue blocks labeled Shallow shadows, which output histograms and color-coded data vectors. The right section shows the flow of classical data processing, starting at the top with multi-layered, colorful grids representing data matrices being used to compute a central system matrix. An arrow points down from this matrix to a diagram labeled Spectral decomposition, which shows data points plotted around the perimeter of a circle to represent eigenvalues. A final arrow points left to a line graph labeled Energy error, illustrating the error rates for both an excited state and a ground state steadily decreasing as the number of data points increases.

New AI-Powered Hybrid Simulation Reveals How Electrons Drive Chemical Reactions in Liquids

A scientific diagram showing a four-step simulation. Step (a) shows a system of water molecules with an excess electron. Step (b) shows a simplified representation of a single water molecule. Step (c) is a heat map of the system's electrical potential. Step (d) shows the final calculated probability cloud of the electron, derived from the potential in (c).

Unlocking the Power of Quantum Computing with Practical Benchmarking Tools

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Software Highlight: Fiats Brings Deep Learning to Fortran at Supercomputer Scale

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Software Highlight: Julienne and Assert Strengthen Fortran Code Reliability

Software Highlight: Caffeine Supercharges Fortran for the Exascale Era

A graphic representation of a coffee cup with layered components illustrating a software architecture. The layers from top to bottom include: 'Compiled Application,' 'PRIF,' 'Caffeine,' and 'GASNet-EX.' The base of the cup is labeled 'System Runtime & Memory Technologies,' indicating the foundational technologies that support the application.

Berkeley Researchers Receive IEEE Best Paper Award for Exascale Software Insights

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Berkeley Researchers Advance Fluid Flow Modeling for Better Energy Production

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