Stony Brook Researchers to Run COVID-19 Simulations on Supercomputers

April 6, 2020

A wide range of supercomputers are crunching the infamous “spike” protein of the novel coronavirus, from Summit more than a month ago to [email protected] to a Russian cluster just a week ago. Read more…

Brookhaven Ramps Up Computing for National Security Effort

February 14, 2018

Last week, Dan Coats, the director of Director of National Intelligence for the U.S., warned the Senate Intelligence Committee that Russia was likely to meddle in the 2018 mid-term U.S. elections, much as it stands accused of doing in the 2016 Presidential election. Read more…

Adolfy Hoisie to Lead Brookhaven’s Computing for National Security Effort

September 21, 2017

Brookhaven National Laboratory announced today that Adolfy Hoisie will chair its newly formed Computing for National Security department, which is part of Brook Read more…

New Memristor Closely Mimics Synapse Signal Dynamics

October 3, 2016

Efforts to emulate signaling produced at nerve cell synapses aren’t new. Many different approaches – CMOS circuits and ‘ionic-drift’ based memristor technology, for example – have been tried, all with various shortcomings. Last week, researchers from UMass, Loughborough University, Hewlett Packard Labs, and Brookhaven National Laboratory reported a new approach that closely mimics the Ca2+ diffusion dynamics that occur at synapses Read more…

Barbara Chapman Named Head of Brookhaven Lab’s Computer Science and Mathematics Group

January 7, 2016

Barbara Chapman, a leading researcher in programming languages, programming models, and compilers, has been named head of the Computer Science and Mathematics G Read more…

Theoretical Physicists Still Unraveling Big Bang

October 1, 2013

It's one of the most essential questions, which speaks to the very fact of our existence: why is the universe made of matter? Read more…

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