Training Program Fuses AI, HPC and Materials Science
ACES utilized to power Texas A&M’s CMS³-FAST summer school.

ACES utilized to power Texas A&M’s CMS³-FAST summer school.

Researchers from the University of Delaware use their ACCESS allocation to help create tiny building blocks that could advance smart materials research.

UC Riverside researchers use atomic-level simulations on SDSC’s Expanse to reveal how electric charges can destroy stubborn PFAS bonds.

ACCESS allocation on SDSC’s Expanse is bringing hands-on HPC into undergraduate classrooms and preparing the next generation of researchers.

Researchers from the University of California San Diego use their ACCESS allocation to predict who is most at risk for developing eyesight issues during space flights.

NSF provides additional hardware funding for ACCESS Resource Provider institutions.

ACCESS program staff developed a number of presentations for the annual PEARC conference.

The new 2025 ACCESS booklet is available for download.

Tennessee State University graduate students examine the effects of biochar and nitrogen fertilizer on soil microbial content.