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PSC Regional Partner Becomes National Laboratory
[1999.12.14]
On December 10, U.S. Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson
designated the Federal Energy Technology Center, a
research center with joint laboratories in Morgantown,
W.V. and Pittsburgh, as the U.S. Department of Energy's
15th national laboratory, renaming it the National Energy
Technology Laboratory.
PSC to
Exhibit at 4th Annual Intergovernmental Technology
Conference
[1999.12.02]
PSC will exhibit at the 4th Annual East Coast
Intergovernmental Technology Conference, which will be
held December 7-8, 1999 at the Hershey Lodge and
Convention Center, Hershey, PA. ITC East is one of the
top information technology conferences for local and
state government leaders in the mid-Atlantic region.
Planetary Terascale Project Wins SC99 High-Performance
Computing Award
[1999.11.30]
At the HPC Games, held Nov. 17 at SC99 in Portland,
Oregon, an intercontinental team consisting of
computational scientists, networking and systems
specialists in Stuttgart (Germany), Manchester (UK),
Pittsburgh (USA) and Tsukuba (Japan) won top prize for
the most challenging scientific application.
PA & WV Form High-Tech Regional Partnership
[1999.08.31]
Officials from Pennsylvania and West Virginia today
signed a memorandum establishing a new regional
partnership, the Super Computing Science Consortium, or
(SC)2.
Getting a Thumb-Lock on AIDS
[1999.07.02]
A scientist at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, in
collaboration with a team of HIV researchers, simulated
the structure and movement of reverse transcriptase (RT),
an HIV enzyme targeted by AIDS drugs.
Protein Research at PSC is Finalist for Science Award
[1999.05.04]
Research at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center on how a
newborn protein changes into its mature shape is a
finalist for the 1999 Computerworld Smithsonian Award in
Science.
New Research Network Collaborates with the Pittsburgh
Supercomputing Center
[1999.03.10]
The National Center for Network Engineering (NCNE), a
resource group of the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
(PSC), will provide engineering services for Abilene, a
new national research network.
Gray Matters
[1999.02.22]
PSC is collaborating with the Studio for Creative
Inquiry, the Carnegie Science Center, and the Center for
the Neural Basis of Cognition on "Gray Matters," an
interactive planetarium show that will show how the brain
works.
DOE Renews Collaboration with Pittsburgh Supercomputing
Center
[1999.02.02]
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has renewed its
research collaboration with the Pittsburgh Supercomputing
Center, officials announced last week.
DOE Extends Contract with PSC
[1999.01.29]
The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) will provide $2.5
million to the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC),
extending the PSC's contract through the end of the
current federal fiscal year, PSC Scientific Directors
Michael Levine and Ralph Roskies announced today (Jan.
29).
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