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A Massive Stellar Burst, Before the Supernova
An automated supernova hunt is shedding new light on the death sequence of massive stars—specifically, the kind that self-destruct in Type IIn supernova explosions. Read More »
NERSC Staff Participate in Regional Science Bowl
High School students from all corners of the San Francisco Bay Area flocked to the Berkeley Lab on Feb 2 to battle in DOE’s Regional Science Bowl—an academic competition that tests students' knowledge in all areas of science. A number of NERSC staff participated in the event as moderators, scientific judges, timekeepers and scorekeepers. Read More »
NERSC Helps Develop Next-Gen Batteries
As part of DOE's new Batteries and Energy Storage Hub, NERSC resources will be used to predict the properties of electrolytes. When JCESR is up and running, collaborators will be able to combine these results with the existing Materials Project database to get a complete scope of battery components. Read More »
NERSC Contributes to Science Magazine's Breakthroughs of the Year
Of the top 10 finalists for Science mag's 2012 "Breakthrough of the Year," NERSC provided critical computing and archival support to two accomplishments. Read More »
Science
A Massive Stellar Burst, Before the Supernova
NERSC Supercomputers Help Explain the Last Big Freeze
NERSC Contributes to Science Magazine's Breakthroughs of the Year
NERSC Center
NERSC Announces Winners of Inaugural HPC Achievement Awards
NERSC Staff Participate in Regional Science Bowl
Nick Wright Named Advanced Technologies Group Lead
John Shalf Is Named Chief Technology Officer for NERSC
