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Will Next Generation of Exascale Supercomputers Be Able To Work With Petascale Data?
Will Next Generation of Exascale Supercomputers Be Able To Work With Petascale Data?

George Slota has been has been granted a prestigious National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award to develop approaches that match exascale supercomputers with petascale data.
Rensselaer Offers AiMOS Supercomputing Capabilities to Battle COVID-19
Rensselaer Offers AiMOS Supercomputing Capabilities to Battle COVID-19

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is enlisting AiMOS, one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world, in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. Rensselaer is reaching out to the research community, including government entities, universities, and industry, to offer access to AiMOS in support of research related to the new coronavirus disease.

AiMOS, Most Powerful Supercomputer at a Private University, To Focus on AI Research
AiMOS, Most Powerful Supercomputer at a Private University, To Focus on AI Research

The most powerful supercomputer to debut on the November 2019 Top500 ranking of supercomputers, also the most powerful supercomputer in New York State, was recently unveiled at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Center for Computational Innovations.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Agree To Jointly Promote Adoption of High Performance Computing by American Industry
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Agree To Jointly Promote Adoption of High Performance Computing by American Industry

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Rensselaer are combining decades of expertise to help American industry and businesses expand use of high performance computing. 

AMOS at Rensselaer Ranks 1st Among Supercomputers at Private American Universities
AMOS at Rensselaer Ranks 1st Among Supercomputers at Private American Universities

The AMOS petascale supercomputing system at Rensselaer clocks in at a top peak processing speed of 1048.6 teraflops, making it the most powerful supercomputer at a American private university.
The Promise and Intrigue of Where Water Meets Air
The Promise and Intrigue of Where Water Meets Air

Troy, N.Y. – Whether it’s a glass of water, a bathtub, or the surface of a lake or ocean, interesting things happen where water meets air. From Benjamin Franklin to Irving Langmuir, scientists have long been interested in the air-water interface.
Rensselaer Computer Science and Research Data Expert Francine Berman Co-Authors Op Ed on Research Data Preservation in Science
Rensselaer Computer Science and Research Data Expert Francine Berman Co-Authors Op Ed on Research Data Preservation in Science

Berman joined with Google Vice President Vint Cerf to discuss the future of public access to research data in a Science magazine Op Ed.
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