Projects in Scientific Computing, 2000
Year in Review | Science Articles
Year in Review
Notes and Highlights
The year in review at PSC.
Supercomputing in PA
With support from Pennsylvania, PSC provides education,
consulting, advanced network access and computational resources
to scientists and engineers.
The Super Computing Science Consortium
Pennsylvania - West Virginia partners in the development of clean-power technologies.
Science Articles
MANUFACTURING PROCESS DESIGN
Clean Power
Simulations of Lean, Pre-Mix Combustion in Power-Generating Turbines
George Richards, National Energy Technology Laboratory
STRUCTURE AND PROTEINS OF DNA
The Rude Mechanicals
Mechanical Unfolding Intermediates in Titin Modules
Klaus Schulten, University of Illinois.
Getting a Grip on AIDS
Molecular Dynamics of HIV-1 RT Indicates
Increased Flexibility
Marcela Madrid, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
Jonathan Lukin, Carnegie Mellon University.
PATHOLOGY
An Objective View of Cancer
Pathology Image Classification and Evaluation by Content-Based Retrieval
Art Wetzel, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Michael Becich, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
QUANTUM CHEMISTRY
Getting the Jump on Superacids
Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Study of the
Superacids
Michael Klein, University of Pennsylvania
EVOLUTION AND STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSE
The Dance of Two Black Holes
Grazing Collisions of Black Holes via the Excision of Singularities
Pablo Laguna, Penn State University
Articles by topic:
New Understanding of Life and Its Processes
Earth, the Environment and Society We Live In
Evolution and Structure of the Universe
New Technology and Manufacturing Processes
At the Frontier of Physics and Chemistry
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