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The M.O. of ML: Can AI Foundation Models Drive Accelerated Scientific Discovery?

With diverse training data, a versatile neural network model can predict solutions for various equations, adapt to different tasks, even when dealing with equations of varying complexity (such as those with wavy patterns or simpler forms), and scale to meet various downstream needs. Image: Subramanian, Bhimji, Harrington, Morozov, Gholami, Keutzer, Mahoney.

Berkeley Lab CS Area to Share Computing Expertise at SC23

Berkeley Lab CS Area to Share Computing Expertise at SC23

Berkeley Lab Collaborations Help Illuminate Earth's Biodiversity

Shining a light into microbial dark matter expands our understanding of biodiversity on Earth. (Credit: Samantha Trieu/Berkeley Lab)

Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences Staff Honored with Seven Director’s Awards for Exceptional Achievement

Perlmutter Supports First Gravitational Lensing System Modeled on GPUs

On the left, a white square delineates a set of illuminated objects in space: four white lights in a cross shape surrounding a central yellow light. On the right, a magnified inset image of the same image.

NERSC Summer Interns Feel the Thrill of HPC

Elizabeth Bautista poses with three other people to the right of a screen showing a projected slide image

James Botts Reflects on a Decade at the State of the Art

HPC engineer James Botts retired June 29 as the longest-serving member of the Computational Systems Group at NERSC. (Credit: James Botts)

Craig Leres Retires after 40+ Years with Berkeley Lab

Craig Leres

Katie Antypas to Oversee Advanced Cyberinfrastructure at NSF

Katie Antypas will oversee advanced computing and networking resources, tools, and services for the academic and educational communities the NSF supports.

Richard Gerber Named Hardware and Integration Director for ECP

Richard Gerber will oversee hardware and integration for the Exascale Computing Project. (Credit: Marilyn Sargent, Berkeley Lab)

Rollin Thomas Recognized for Contributions to Project Jupyter

Rollin Thomas leads the Python Jupiter at NERSC workshop during the annual IT Outreach event - LabTech 2018 at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on Thursday, October, 25, 2018 in Berkeley, Calif. 10/25/18

NERSC Supports First All-GPU Full-Scale Physics Simulation

Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) are attached to the back of a tile containing 4900 pixel sensors, which record the charges left behind by neutrinos passing through a liquid argon chamber. (Credit: Stefano Roberto Soleti, Berkeley Lab)
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