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A warehouse shelf.

Preventing ‘Robot Jams’ in Warehouses

Carnegie Mellon researchers use ACCESS allocations to solve increasing problem.

9/30/2026
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a cyclone.

ACCESS Assists in Predicting Tropical Cyclones

Researchers from the Naval Postgraduate School use NCSA’s Delta for faster simulations.

9/23/2026
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ACCESS Resources Help Power Cryptography Classes

CUNY students leverage advanced research computing to do what laptops cannot.

9/16/2026
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New Tool Helps Scientists Develop Longer-Lasting Vaccines

University of Minnesota researchers leverage SDSC’s Expanse to speed results.

9/02/2026
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Building a Biologically Constrained Artificial Neural Network

Rutgers University researchers use ACCESS-allocated resources to help explain how learning is coordinated across the brain.

8/19/2026
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Fact-Checking Large Language Models

Researchers use ACCESS-allocated Delta to create new metric for accuracy.

8/12/2026
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Unlocking the Quantum Secrets of Moiré Materials

FSU researchers are using their ACCESS allocations to decode the “weird” quantum behaviors of moiré materials.

8/05/2026
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Hydrogen molecules on a green background.

NSF ACCESS Allocations Power Murray State University Hydrogen Storage Study

SDSC’s Expanse used for article that lands on journal cover.

7/29/2026
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Opening Doors to Impactful Research

A recent study written by ACCESS staff showcases how the program has helped broaden access to national high-performance computing resources to enable research and education for all.

7/15/2026
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New Frontiers in Precision Medicine

Researchers from Yale University use ACCESS-allocated resources to build AI tools that decode individual genetic blueprints and map how genes interact within tissues over time.

7/08/2026
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