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Issue: 26 Aug 2015

Text mining strikes gold in political discourse
Big data gives doctors another tool in leukemia fight
World’s first digital ocean floor map

Issue: 19 Aug 2015

Student network opens cosmic ray detectors to the world
International team unravels the cotton genome
Keep an eye on all that stuff in space

Issue: 12 Aug 2015

Simplifying and accelerating genome assembly
Is XSEDE a wise use of public money?
Bring the universe into your home

Issue: 5 Aug 2015

Multi-scale modeling in the virtual laboratory
Supercomputers stomp grapes to improve US wine
Photorealistic thunderstorm visualization wins XSEDE15 people’s choice award

Issue: 29 Jul 2015

Supercomputers listen for extraterrestrial life
Dark matter running out of places to hide
The first 3D atomic-scale nanoparticle images

Issue: 22 Jul 2015

Fermilab’s flagship accelerator sets world record
Physics and music collide at the Montreux Jazz Festival
The art of analytics

Issue: 15 July 2015

Identifying new biomarkers for multiple sclerosis
New Horizons rendezvous with Pluto
The #beautyofcomputing campaign

Issue: 8 July 2015

New GÉANT-led project to create a regional research and education network in eastern Europe and Southern Caucasus
Text mining reveals a new story of individualism
Now showing: “Solar Superstorms,” narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch
XSEDE15 Conference

Issue: 1 July 2015

HPC for your visual library: How algorithms and supercomputers assess video quality
Bird photo ID: Birders team with artificial intelligence to solve mystery
Historypin: Connecting communities through the power of digital maps

Issue: 24 June 2015

Could HPC simulation hold the key to mimicking one of the strongest and most resilient materials found in nature?
BioAcoustica: A wildlife sound repository with an ear to the future
Self-folding origami robots: Need we say more?

Issue: 17 June 2015

HathiTrust Research Center adds 5 billion pages to help scholars see farther
Multi-simulations show exposure to extreme heat may increase six-fold by mid-century
The heart of the future

Issue: 10 June 2015

A new approach to sharing the scientific resources that enable 21st century research
Supernova hunting with supercomputers
Nano-sculptures and mathematical paintbrushes: Jonty Hurwitz’s art is out of sight

Issue: 3 June 2015

What’s in a name? Supercomputers use lists to reveal group identities
What is a knowledge economy?
Mining shared photos to make time-lapse videos

Issue: 27 May 2015

Opening science to the world; opening the world to science
Demystifying political gridlock with supercomputers
Supercomputer installed in a day

Issue: 20 May 2015

Caught and caged: the future of drug delivery
AI points to better decision-making despite poker match loss
Congratulations, Science as Art contest winners

Issue: 13 May 2015

Working towards a European collaborative data infrastructure through a new phase of EUDAT
Remote access science labs remove barriers to learning
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) celebrates its 150th anniversary

Issue: 6 May 2015

Facilitating long-term global collaboration in e-infrastructures through the CHAIN-REDS project
XSEDE: More than just supercomputers — it’s how to use them, too!
Volunteers work together to create 3D virtual models of cultural artifacts destroyed by Islamic State militants

Issue: 29 Apr 2015

Los Alamos computer simulation improves offshore drill rig safety
A decade of iSGTW!
Magnifying the life of things with a smartphone microscope

Issue: 22 April 2015

Getting a clearer picture of Earth’s interior
Crowdsourcing earthquake detection: Smartphones to the rescue
Welcome to ‘the cloud of things’

Issue: 15 April 2015

Supercomputing enables researchers in Norway to tackle cancer
HPC is good for university business
An ecosystem for digital social innovation

Issue: 8 April 2015

Focus on disability: Reaching patients with smartphones
Citizen scientists earn their stripes with tiger-tagging app
Tiny GEMs, big insights

Issue: 1 April 2015

Scientists use Mira to discover needle in zeolite haystack
Supercomputers, stomachs, and biofuels
A global grid for science

Issue: 25 March 2015

Bioconductor: harmonizing distributed genomic analysis
SLALOM initiative will help cloud users negotiate twists and turns of ‘service-level agreements’
The best science images of the year

Issue: 18 March 2015

Time to get loud about the cloud
Probing dark energy with the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope
Simulating sound with supercomputers could lead to development of easy-to-play musical instruments

Issue: 11 March 2015

‘Farming’ data to improve agricultural research
‘Synthetic fossils’ could make it possible to store data on DNA for millions of years