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This year's PASC Conference was dedicated to advancements in computing that are helping researchers tackle some of the…

In the life sciences, computer simulations usually confirm experiments and make visible what imaging methods cannot…

Computer scientist Florina Ciorba helps researchers optimise their codes to make the most of the CSCS computing research…

Theorists have long believed that nuclear fusion holds the potential to produce an essentially unlimited amount of clean…

With the help of the CSCS supercomputer "Piz Daint", an international team of researchers succeeded for the first time…

Whether on top of a cappuccino or in the wake of waterfalls, foam is omnipresent. Until now, simulating foams…

When working with neural networks, their training is the single most resource-demanding and costly process. Scientists…

The peculiar characteristics of Uranus’ moons have been a topic of debate in astronomy for decades. Making use of…

Predicting how fast the polar ice layers in the Arctic and Antarctic will melt is as relevant as it is complex — partly…

For people who have not been vaccinated against the coronavirus, drugs that mitigate an infection can be lifesaving.…

In contrast to DNA, the sequence of proteins can not yet be identified at the level of one single cell or one single…

Torrential rain and flooding have dominated the weather over the past few weeks. To forecast these weather events with…

The Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) operates large-scale research facilities that produce multiple petabytes of data every…

Biophysicist Stefano Vanni from the University of Fribourg runs simulations on the CSCS supercomputer "Piz Daint" to…

Chiara Gattinoni, a materials theorist and Marie Curie Fellow at ETH Zurich, uses the “Piz Daint” supercomputer at CSCS…