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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab Leads International Team to Win High-Performance Computing Bandwidth Challenge
An international team led by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory achieved their third consecutive victory in the High-Performance Bandwidth Challenge at the SC2002 Conference on high-performance networking and computing. Read More »
Berkeley Lab to Share Expertise in SC2002 Tech Program, Exhibition
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a leader in advancing scientific computing for the U.S. Department of Energy, will share its expertise with the high-performance computing and networking community at the SC2002 conference to be held Nov. 16-22 in Baltimore. Berkeley Lab scientists and users of DOE’s National Energy Research Scientific Computing (NERSC) Center located at the Lab will instruct in three tutorials, give one plenary talk, present 10 technical papers, conduct two… Read More »
Caroline Gatti-Bono Named Second Alvarez Fellow in Computational Science
As a computational science fellow at the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Caroline Gatti-Bono's research is reaching new heights. She's currently working to create algorithms for studying how atmospheric effects caused by high mountain ranges, such as the Andes, affect climate on the plains below. Read More »
ESnet Teams with Juniper Networks to Put IPv6 Into Production Alongside IPv4
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) recently teamed with Juniper Networks became one of the very first networks to run both IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously on a large-scale production network connecting hundreds of thousands of scientific researchers around the world. The successful rollout of the next generation Internet Protocol, known at IPv6, in parallel with the ongoing use of the current Internet Protocol (version 4, also known as IPv4), is an important step in… Read More »
Berkeley Lab Team Achieves 10.6 Gigabits/second Data Throughput in 10-Gigabit Ethernet Test
BERKELEY, CA – Although there has been a lot of discussion recently about 10-Gigabit Ethernet capability, actually achieving that level of performance in the real world has been difficult. Until now. Last week, a team from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, which operates some of the world’s most powerful computing, data storage and networking resources for the U.S. Department of Energy, teamed with Force10 Networks (switches), SysKonnect (network interfaces), FineTec Computers… Read More »
Berkeley Lab’s RAGE Telepresence Robot Captures R&D100 Award
Berkeley Lab’s Remote Access Grid Entity, a remote-controlled robot providing two-way interaction via the global Access Grid, has been named a winner of the 2002 R&D100 Award presented by R&D Magazine. Every year since 1963, R&D Magazine has showcased the 100 best ideas in industrial and technical innovation through the annual awards program known informally as "the Oscars of Invention." The RAGE robot was conceived of, designed and built by staff members from the Lab’s NERSC… Read More »
Andreas Adelmann Is NERSC's First Alvarez Fellow in Computational Science
While his work in accelerator modeling on supercomputers definitely puts his professional life in the fast lane, Andreas Adelmann and his family are finding it a challenge to adjust to the fast-paced Bay Area lifestyle. Read More »