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Hopper Fellow Brings ML, Math, and Algorithmic Expertise to NERSC
Richard Barnes is the newest Admiral Grace M. Hopper Postdoctoral Fellow. Read More »
Cutting Through the Noise
A collaboration between Berkeley Lab’s Physics Division and the Applied Mathematics and Computational Research Division has yielded a new approach to quantum error mitigation - "noise estimation circuits" - that could help make quantum computing’s theoretical potential a reality. Read More »
Postdocs Present Wide-Ranging Research at 2022 Symposium
The Computing Sciences Area's postdoctoral research fellows presented their work at the 2022 Postdoc Symposium. Read More »
NERSC Resources Help Achieve Milestone in Neutrino Research
Berkeley Lab researchers and NERSC supercomputing resources played a key role in helping an international team achieve a new milestone in the study of neutrinos and their mass. Read More »
ESnet Plays Key Role in Groundbreaking ARIES 'Digital Twin' Demonstration
In December 2021, NREL's ARIES researchers teamed up with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and ESnet on a live demonstration of a microgrid modeling experiment that could have significant impact on energy system research. Read More »
Collaboration Charts New Course for Future of Field Research Data
Spearheaded by DOE's ESnet, new investments in local 5G connectivity and remote satellite data backhaul is providing a high-tech road map for the future of data in field research. Read More »
SIMCoV Models Cell-by-Cell Spread of Respiratory Infections
Berkeley Lab computational research scientist Steve Hofmeyr is part of a team that developed SimCoV, which can provide a 3D simulation of a portion of the lung and model the ways in which COVID-19 and other viral infections spread in the lungs. Read More »
Berkeley Lab’s FasTensor Provides Pain-Free Big Data Analysis
With FasTensor, researchers in Berkeley Lab’s Scientific Data Management Group developed an open source tool to help its users efficiently process and analyze their massive datasets. Read More »
Fire and Ice: How Arctic Sea Ice Influences Western U.S. Wildfires
New research from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory describes how climate conditions in one part of the world can, over time, influence climate outcomes thousands of kilometers away. Simulations run on Cori helped confirm this link. Read More »
Crucial Leap in Error Mitigation for Quantum Computers
Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Advanced Quantum Testbed (AQT) demonstrated that an experimental method known as randomized compiling (RC) can dramatically reduce error rates in quantum algorithms and lead to more accurate and stable quantum computations. Read More »