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NERSC Launches Next-Generation Code Optimization Effort
The new NERSC Exascale Science Applications Program (NESAP) is a robust application readiness effort launched to support NERSC’s next-generation supercomputer, Cori. Read More »
Former Alvarez Postdoctoral Fellows Land Professorships
Two recipients of Berkeley Lab's prestigious Alavarez Fellowship were recently appointed to university faculty positions.
Lin Lin Joins UC Berkeley Math Department as Assistant Professor
Lin Lin, a former Alvarez fellow, is now assistant professor at UC Berkeley.
Lin Lin, a member of the Computational Research Division’s… Read More »
August 2014 - New Employee Profile
Introducing Juliane Mueller, Abdelrahman Elbashandy and Scott French. Read More »
Meet Juliane Mueller, 2014 Alvarez Fellow
As the 2014 Luis Alvarez Postdoctoral Fellow, Juliane Mueller joins Berkeley Lab’s Center for Computational Sciences and Engineering where she will be developing optimization algorithms for computationally expensive black-box problems. Read More »
Computing Sciences Researchers Named Data Science Fellows
Five researchers in Berkeley Lab’s Computational Research Division have been named Berkeley Institute for Data Science (BIDS) fellows. They are Deb Agarwal, Wes Bethel, Peter Nugent, James Sethian and Daniela Ushizima. Read More »
Weathering the Flood of Big Data in Climate Research
CRD researcher Prabhat, working with ESnet's Eli Dart, took on Big Data, accessing 56 TB of climate data from sites around the world, then using supercomputers at NERSC and Argonne National Lab to assess the ability of climate models to predict extra-tropical cyclones. Read More »
Hot Plasma Partial to ‘Bootstrap’ Current
Supercomputers at NERSC are helping plasma physicists “bootstrap” a potentially more affordable and sustainable fusion reaction. Read More »
'Erratic' Lasers Pave Way for Tabletop Accelerators
Making a tabletop particle accelerator just got easier. A new study by researchers from Berkeley Lab shows that certain requirements to build an emerging type of small-area particle accelerator can be significantly relaxed. Read More »
‘Thirsty’ Metals Key to Longer Battery Lifetimes
Replacing lithium with other metals with multiple charges could greatly increase battery capacity. But first researchers need to understand how to keep multiply charged ions—ions that have gained or lost more than one electron—stable. Read More »
Vern Paxson Honored with 2015 IEEE Internet Award
Vern Paxson, a faculty scientist at Berkeley Lab and a professor at UC Berkeley, is a co-recipient of the 2015 IEEE Internet Award for exceptional contributions to the advancement of Internet technology. Read More »