Safer Railways Through Simulation
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh use ACCESS resources to train AI to predict when a railway may buckle or break.
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh use ACCESS resources to train AI to predict when a railway may buckle or break.
A multi-institutional research team uses SDSC’s Expanse to help improve the stability of concrete-filled steel deck buildings.
NSF ACCESS resources at the Texas Advanced Computing Center are central to a study into mortgage relief failures during the U.S. foreclosure crisis.
Researchers at the University of Illinois use ACCESS-allocated resources to automate the detection of corrosion in large infrastructures, such as bridges and water systems.
University of Michigan researcher uses ACCESS-allocated resources Bridges-2 and Neocortex at PSC to study hypermutator evolution.
ACCESS staff have created a tool to help organizations promote computing resources available to their faculty and resident researchers and educators.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison used a number of ACCESS-allocated resources to complete their large-scale turbulence simulations.
Professor Valerie Dagget discovers the impact of using ACCESS allocations in the classroom.
2025 EAB members will bring a wealth of knowledge to help guide ACCESS’s Executive Council.
Students, both undergraduate and graduate, are invited to apply for the 2025 STEP program that begins this summer.