SDSC News Releases: 2023

• UC San Diego Data Science Student Provides Guidance for High School DataJam Team

  

  A UC San Diego student in SDSC's Research Experience for Undergraduates program shares his data science knowledge with local high school students.

  Published March 22, 2023

• United Nations 2023 Water Conference Highlights Transboundary Groundwater Resilience Network

  

  Project leaders from SDSC have a seat at a global table to discuss work on integrating system science and data science in support of knowledge and decision-making related to groundwater systems in transboundary areas.

  Published March 16, 2023

• New Partnership Offers nanoHub Users Educational and Training Opportunities

  

  The nanoHUB science gateway seeks to make simulation and data universally available and useful – through this new partnership, users now have access to hands-on, online computational chemistry and materials science courses.

  Published March 15, 2023

• Supercomputer Simulations Show Ways to Clean Up, Speed Up Gas Turbines

  

  Planes, trains and cruise ships travel by the power of gas turbines. Simulations of combustion engines that convert liquid fuel to mechanical energy offer new ways to develop more efficient and cleaner gas turbine combustion systems.

  Published March 7, 2023

• San Diego Supercomputer Center and SingAREN Commit to Improving Data Access for Researchers in Asia

  

  Joint effort is giving the research community in Asia a big boost with a technology tool to advance scientific discovery in the region.

  Published March 3, 2023

• Computational Biology Studies Move Researchers Closer to Treating Rare Form of Alzheimer’s Disease

  

  Using SDSC's Expanse supercomputer, researchers aim to help combat Alzheimers disease with computational biology studies on how mutations of a critical protein enzyme could be treated to better control thought, language and memory.

  Published February 23, 2023

• Graphene, Tin Combo Shows Promise for Solar Panels, Artificial Muscles and More

  

  Doing an experiment with a cake on a cookie sounds simple, but when researchers developed a unique dataset for combining 2D graphene and 3D tin, the process was all but simple – it required a great deal of computing power.

  Published February 16, 2023

• External Relations Has SDSC Covered

  

  SDSC's External Relations Division works to represent the Center through various modes of communication—from news and feature stories, to social media and multimedia, to programs and events and web services.

  Published February 10, 2023

• San Diego Supercomputer Center, UC San Diego Join Federal Effort to Train Next-Gen Physics Workforce

  

  The new consortium brings together public universities and national laboratories and offers a tailored curriculum and intensive research opportunities for graduate students in the areas of hardware-software co-design, collaborative software infrastructure, and high-performance software and algorithms.

  Published February 7, 2023

• Scientists Use SDSC’s Expanse to Advance Green Chemistry

  

  Computational chemists reduce or eliminate hazardous materials by running simulations to develop fast, accurate models. MIT researchers use SDSC's supercomputer to explore the luminescent properties of iridium-centered phosphors.

  Published January 27, 2023

• Global Public Policy Expert Credits Career Success to Skills Learned as a StudentTECH Intern

  

  StudentTECH intern at SDSC served in Biden Administration, credits skills developed at SDSC for professional successes, including as Congressional Policy Advisor for U.S. General Services Administration.

  Published January 19, 2023

• Computer-generated Models Mimic Human Recognition at Supersonic Speed

  

  Human cells are often a mixture of both abnormal and normal DNA – a mosaic, so to speak, and like the art form, this complex montage is difficult to understand. Neuroscience researchers are training computers to unveil new methods for DNA mosaic recognition.

  Published January 12, 2023