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NCSI Map This interactive map shows a visual archive of the workshops NCSI has run throughout the United States (and beyond). Computational science - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Computational science (or scientific computing) is the subfield of computer science concerned with constructing mathematical models and quantitative analysis ... National Center for Computational Sciences
The National Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS) provides the most powerful computing and supercomputing resources in the world for open scientific research. It ... Computational Science @ the University of Oregon
Welcome to the University of Oregon Computer Science department's website for computational science. Computational science is a ... Computational Science
The International Conferences on Computational Science. The annual International Conference on Computational Science aims to bring together ... Computational Science - Background
BACKGROUND DEFINITIONS Computational science refers to the use of computers, networks, storage devices, software, and algorithms to solve problems, do simulations ... Computational Science at the University of Amsterdam
About our group. The Computational Science research group is part of the Science Faculty of the University of Amsterdam and resides in the Informatics Institute. NCSI: Call For Participation
Preparation for petascale computing requires solid grounding in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE), HPC and HPC-related curricula. Computational Science: The College at Brockport, State University ...
Computational science is an interdisciplinary field in which realistic mathematical models combined with scientific computing methods are used to study, usually ... Faculty of Science, Centre for Computational Science and Engineering
Recent advances in theoretical and numerical methods, coupled with an explosion in the availability of computational resources, has led to enormous progress in the ...

IBM Takes Supercomputer Crown To $223
overtaking Fujitsu’s K-Computer currently installed at the RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science in Japan. The Sequoia supercomputer was created for use by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration ... Argonne's Mira rated as No. 3 supercomputer
The previous No. 1 holder, Fujitsu's "K Computer" at the RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science in Kobe, Japan, dropped to No. 2 at 10.51 petaflops. Mira and Sequoia are IBM BlueGene/Q systems. The Mira can conduct 10 quadrillion ... The Right Way to Lead Higher Education Through the Digital Age
The Sciences, Humanities, and Arts Network of Technological Initiatives (Shanti) and the UVa Alliance for Computational Science and Engineering (Uvacse) have been creating sustainable and scalable solutions to integrate yesterday’s high-end innovations ... Kitware Announces Opening of Santa Fe Office
“Kitware recognizes the increasing importance of computational science, analytics and large data, and the necessity of growing our HPC capabilities,” said Will Schroeder, President and CEO of Kitware Inc. “We are thrilled to have Dr. O’Leary on our ... Google celebrates 100th anniversary of Alan Turing's birth with interactive doodle
Turing is perhaps most famous for his work on the Bombe decryption machine used to crack the German Enigma code during the Second World War and is also cited as one of the fathers of computational science. His work on algorithms, in particular ... 'K' supercomputer falls to No. 2 in speed rankings
A supercomputer developed by Riken Advanced Institute for Computational Science has been toppled from its position as the world's fastest in terms of computing speed. According to a biannual world ranking announced Monday by the TOP500 project, the ... ISC 12: IBM Power on Top; Nvidia-Intel Face Off Looms
The computer produced 16,324 teraflops (16.32 quadrillion floating point operations per second) on the Linpack benchmark, well more than the previous best score from the "K computer" at Japan's RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science ... Fast, Faster, Fastest: Linux rules supercomputing
Linux of course. Second place goes to Japan’s Fujitsu’s “K Computer.” It’s installed at the RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science (AICS) in Kobe, Japan, with 10.51 Pflop. It uses 705,024 SPARC64 processing cores. NSF Awards Louisiana State University with Funding for GPU Cluster
"We propose to transform computer and computational science research and education throughout Louisiana by graduating our users from the current massively parallel paradigm to a GPU-enabled parallel paradigm." The Shelob project incorporates ... Looking into the dark -- Nottingham scientists on satellite mission
Dr Pearce is a theoretical astronomer who specialises in very large computer simulations. He is a member of the Euclid computational science working group which is generating the largest computer models ever attempted for the mission. Dr Skordis is a ...