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Issue: 1 August 2012

Hear a Higgs through its data
Can the world’s problems be solved by computation?
Big science needs Mickey Mouse models
Five billion years of lunar evolution in two minutes

Issue: 11 July 2012

Designing better antibiotics
The higgs, the history, and the grid
Happy Summer Holidays!
Higgs–like particle spotted at CERN – have you seen it?

Issue: 4 July 2012

Hunting for giants
Weather forecasts in 2030
ISGTW readership survey ends 10 July!
PreDiCT-TB tool may find better medicines

Issue: 27 June 2012

Shedding light on supernovae
Making data more searchable, shareable, & citable
The grand vision of the Cherenkov Telescope Array
Funding boost for US grid computing
Open-source maps twin nature-nurture data

Issue: 20 June 2012

The known and unknown pioneers of modern computing
IberGrid: A tale of two countries
Protein residues kiss, don’t tell
More particle physics apps pop into your pocket
Computing basketball

Issue: 13 June 2012

The fractured face of e-health
Pandemic preparedness
New geological strata model yields multiple benefits
Check the weather!
How to create a scientific visualization

Issue: 6 June 2012

Moving genomic mountains
Back to Basics: What is a data grid?
The truth about clouds for science
The Scalable Reasoning System

Issue: 30 May 2012

Visualizing with VisIVO
Distributing the Square Kilometre Array
Quenching Belgrade's thirst
Physics software used to fight cancer
The European Grid Infrastructure breathes life into ancient Greek music

Issue: 23 May 2012

Turning water into hydrogen fuel
Cloud computing at the cutting edge of research in Europe
Have your say in shaping iSGTW to win goodies
Using open data to visualize global flow of people

Issue: 16 May 2012

The search for 'new physics' - a view from the frontline
Floating Robots Track Water Flow, Stream Data via Smartphones
Biologically inspired energy
Computers help reveal asteroid impacts on Earth
Is holographic communication a reality?

Issue: 9 May 2012

Timing is everything
Glueing together a multi-scale world
Keck Observatory opens up
100 years of shipping

Issue: 2 May 2012

Simulations bolster Parkinson’s theory
‘One-stop shop’ saves time & money for life sciences
Eastern Mediterranean goes high-performance
E-infrastructures enter European classrooms
Early Universe behaved like a fluid

Issue: 25 April 2012

Gamma rays, gravity waves, and galactic GPS
Containing multitudes
Testing diverse architectures
Dear NASA: No more rainbows, please

Issue: 18 April 2012

Computing and cone snail creates new painkiller
Carbon dioxide came before ice age melt
Clearing up a cloudy view on cloud formation
Quantum networking
Preparing for wildfires

Issue: 11 April 2012

The smallest music in the universe
Gearing up for Belle II
Design principles for nanoparticles
NASA does networking flow
Blue Waters gets going

Issue: 4 April 2012

Towards a collaborative data infrastructure for science
Engineers enlist weather model to optimize offshore wind plan
Computer code for cleaner coal
Open Software for Open Science
The Perpetual Ocean

Issue: 28 March 2012

Grid portal goes (anti) viral
Does computation threaten the scientific method?
Solving Alzheimer’s and related disorders globally
Testbeds for experimental computer science
iSGTW & GridCast at EGI Community Forum 2012

Issue: 21 March 2012

Pocket-sized sensors bring earthquake science to schools
A new kind of neutrino transformation
What's in a flame?
European countries using the grid, 2004 -2011

Issue: 14 March 2012

Collision chemistry
Forecasting the success of wind farms
The 'greenest' volunteer grid of them all?
Tevatron closes in on the Higgs Boson

Issue: 7 March 2012

Scientists and high school girls collaborate
A big cloud for big science
Happy International Women’s Day!
Physics for health: hybrid technologies
The Delta community in 2100