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EQSIM Shakes Up Earthquake Research at the Exascale Level

Figure 1. The multiscale computational challenge of fault-to-structure simulations starting from the earthquake source, continuing through regional-scale wave propagation in a heterogeneous earth at a scale of hundreds of kilometers (“Regional geophysics domain”) and ending at local interaction between complex incident seismic waves with a soil-structure system at a scale of 30–50 m (“Local engineering system domain”). (Credit: David McCallen)

SC22 Recap: For Berkeley Lab, a Gordon Bell Prize Win and More

CS Staff to Present at 2022 American Geophysical Union Meeting

Berkeley Lab’s Networking Middleware GASNet Turns 20

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HUNTRESS: A Step Forward for Computational Oncology Data Analysis

A tumor progression tree, inferred by HUNTRESS, represents nine clonal populations of high-grade serous ovarian cancer. (Credit: Can Kizilkale, Berkeley Lab)

SCGSR Fellow Brings Astrophysics Data Skills to Berkeley Lab and Black Holes

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Berkeley Lab-Led WarpX Project Key to 2022 Gordon Bell Prize

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Inder Monga Introduces ESnet6 at SC22

ESnet Director Inder Monga will present ESnet6 as a featured speaker at the DOE booth at SC22. (Credit: Peter DaSilva, Berkeley Lab)

SC22 Student Cluster Competition Goes Hybrid with Chair Steve Leak

A team works on their project during the Student Cluster Competition at SC19, the last time the competition took place in person. (Credit: studentclustercompetition.us)

New ‘Fair Universe’ Project Aims to Build Supercomputer-Scale AI Benchmarks for HEP and Beyond

This is a composite image of NGC 6357, a "cluster of clusters" located in our galaxy about 5,500 light years from Earth where radiation from hot, young stars energizes the cooler gas in the cloud that surrounds them, creating a cosmic dust "winter wonderland." (Credits: X-ray by NASA/CXC/PSU/L.Townsley et al; Optical by UKIRT; Infrared by NASA/JPL-Caltech)

Berkeley Lab Staff Gear Up for SC22

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Stefan Wild to Lead Berkeley Lab’s Applied Mathematics and Computational Research Division

Newly appointed AMCR Division Director Stefan Wild takes the reins in December. (Credit: Mark Lopez)
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