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.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison used a number of ACCESS-allocated resources to complete their large-scale turbulence simulations.
Penn State researchers use their ACCESS allocation with Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center to discover 20 new nanoparticle structures.
ACCESS resources help researchers at Purdue find better ways to administer monoclonal antibody treatments.
A multi-institutional group of researchers is using Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center’s Bridges-2 to understand the emissions from active galactic nuclei better.
Researchers from Pennsylvania State University use ACCESS resource Stampede2 to run hurricane simulations.
Researchers are simulating a water treatment plant to train young engineers to help shore up a retiring workforce.
Syracuse University researchers use SDSC’s Expanse to explore the theory of quantum gravity.
Researchers use ACCESS resources, Delta and Anvil, to study the life cycle of Hepatitis B in hope of stopping this serious infection in its tracks.