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Supercomputers Improve Offshore Forecasting for the West Coast
February 5, 2020
In the ongoing race for improved weather systems, many research institutions continue to search for new and more powerful approaches for accurately predicting the weather. Now, a team from Oregon State University has used the supercomputing resources... Read more…
SDSC Researchers Use Machine Learning to More Accurately Model Water
June 13, 2018
Water – H2O – is a simple but fascinating (and useful) compound. San Diego Supercomputing Center researchers used machine learning techniques to develop mod Read more…
Study Points to Big Bang of Bird Evolution
December 15, 2014
An international consortium comprised of hundreds of scientists from around the world has successfully decoded the avian genome. The multi-year project harness Read more…
UCSD, Yale Create Neuroscience Gateway
August 14, 2012
The University of California San Diego (UCSD) and Yale University have been awarded an NSF grant to build a neuroscience gateway. Read more…
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