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CitySim

Simulations and edge computing could help to tame some of the complexities of cities and make them more livable places for all, says Charles Catlett, director of the Urban Center for Computation and Data at the University of Chicago.
The Big Questions: Ian Foster on High-Performance Computing

Dr. Ian Foster, one five recipients of the DOE Office of Science 2019 Distinguished Scientists Fellows Award, describes his research in advanced scientific computing and his plans to pursue how computing can enable connections at the speed of thought.
Aurora early science program facilitates effort to create more efficient solar cells
HPCwire awards highlight supercomputing achievements in the sciences
How the U.S. Made Hops, Skips and Leaps in Quantum Computing in 2019

Strategic focus and investments across government and industry catalyzed monumental leaps in quantum and high-performance supercomputing over the course of 2019.
Argonne’s new supercomputer is mind-blowingly fast. But what will it do?
Using Machine Learning to Battle Antibiotic Resistance
World’s Fastest Supercomputer Being Built at Argonne National Lab
Supercomputing Powerhouse

Argonne deepens the Department of Energy’s footprint in high-impact computing
Argonne’s pioneering computing program pivots to exascale

Argonne has been building advanced parallel computing environments and tools since the 1970s. Today, the laboratory serves as both an expertise center and a world-renowned source of cutting-edge computing resources.

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