PSC Celebrates International Women's Day

On International Women’s Day, we asked team members: who are the women in STEM who inspire you, or inspired your STEM journeys? We got some great insight and are excited to celebrate great women all month!

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Staff Spotlight: Michelle Devlin

Michelle is PSC’s Administrative Coordinator. Her specialty is managing and distributing information within PSC. She completes travel requests, expense reports, makes travel arrangements, orders supplies and pays invoices. We appreciate you, Michelle! PSC Superpower: Always the point of contact.

Bridges Retires After 5 Super Years

From the vastness of neutron-star collisions to the raw power of incoming tsunamis to the tiny, life-and-death details of how COVID-19 progresses, Bridges has seen it all. Now Bridges has taken its final bow, giving way to the larger, more advanced Bridges-2.

AI Uses Language Rules, Simulates Molecular Motion

A team from the University of Maryland used natural language processing AI on Bridges to recreate known chemistry, showing that AI may be able to reduce molecular dynamics to rules of grammar and syntax.

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PSC Coronavirus Updates

With the nation—and the world—disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, we at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) would like to offer our wishes for safety and health for all. To do our part in protecting the country’s wellbeing, we have been working with a national alliance of high-performance computing resources called the COVID-19 HPC Consortium.

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