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New Leadership Brings Exciting Changes for the 2025 Computing Sciences Summer Program

Andy Nonaka and Dan Martrin, the new 2025 Summer Co-Chairs

Networking for the Future: Five Ways ESnet Accelerates the Nation’s Science

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Berkeley Lab Researchers Help Accelerate Fusion Progress Through Machine Learning Algorithms

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Data Science Pioneer Deb Agarwal Named 2024 AGU Fellow

Three people in formal wear standing on an awards stage. Behind them is a purple banner that says AGU.

University of Tsukuba visit underscores the success of a long-standing partnership 

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Berkeley Lab AI Science Summit Fuels Collaboration to Tackle Scientific Challenges

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Berkeley Lab Researchers Advance AI-Driven Plant Root Analysis

RhizoNet harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to transform how we study plant roots, offering new insights into root behavior under various environmental conditions. It uses EcoFAB (shown here), a novel hydroponic device that facilitates in-situ plant imaging by offering a detailed view of plant root systems. (Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab)

AI-based Approach Speeds Diagnosis of I/O Performance Bottlenecks in HPC

2024 CSA Postdoc Symposium Showcases 26 Early Career Researchers

During the symposium, postdoctoral researchers currently working at the Lab shared 10-minute slide presentations on their projects with an audience of peers, mentors, and coworkers, followed by interactive Q&As throughout the day

Machine Learning Yields More Efficient Hydrogen Combustion Reactivity Modeling

Berkeley Lab Affiliate Giulia Guidi Awarded SIAM’s Supercomputing Early Career Prize

Perlmutter Provides Peek into Interior of Ice Giant Planets

This photograph of Neptune, one of the ice giant planets addressed in a paper recently published by researchers at UC Berkeley, was reconstructed from two images taken by NASA Voyager 2. Credit: NASA
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