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CMU Research Supported by PSC Wins Artificial Intelligence Award

CMU Research Supported by PSC Wins Artificial Intelligence Award

by Ken Chiacchia | Feb 2, 2023 | AI, Bridges-2, Press release

Tuomas Sandholm inspects PSC’s Bridges-2 supercomputer AAAI award cites Tuomas Sandholm’s work on improving organ donation exchanges with AI Tuomas Sandholm’s work since 2010 to improve the fairness and effectiveness of organ donations using PSC supercomputers...
$5.8 Million Grant Renews Pittsburgh-Led Project to Support National Goal of Mapping Human Brain

$5.8 Million Grant Renews Pittsburgh-Led Project to Support National Goal of Mapping Human Brain

by Ken Chiacchia | Nov 16, 2022 | Collaborations, Press release

Mouse brain image showing several imaging modalities Five-year NIH funding scales up Brain Image Library to handle vastly increased data The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded a total of $5.8 million over the next five years to a collaboration of...
PSC Receives International Honors for AI-Driven, Automated Discovery of MRI Agents and Control of Fluid-Flow Heat and Stress

PSC Receives International Honors for AI-Driven, Automated Discovery of MRI Agents and Control of Fluid-Flow Heat and Stress

by Ken Chiacchia | Nov 14, 2022 | AI, Bridges-2, Press release

Thirteenth Year PSC Is Recognized by HPCwire Awards, Given to Leaders in the Global High Performance Computing Community Science performed with the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center’s (PSC’s) advanced research computers has been recognized with two HPCwire Editors’...
$20 Million in Renewed Grants from NIH Will Provide Data Infrastructure and Leadership to International Collaboration to Map Human Body at Cellular Resolution

$20 Million in Renewed Grants from NIH Will Provide Data Infrastructure and Leadership to International Collaboration to Map Human Body at Cellular Resolution

by Ken Chiacchia | Aug 15, 2022 | Collaborations, Press release

Four years of additional funding to PSC, Pitt, CMU and Stanford will provide the HuBMAP Consortium with data infrastructure and leadership in community engagement to build a human reference atlas Scientific teams in Pittsburgh and at Stanford will lead collaborations...
Curtis Meyer, Michael J. Becich Named Interim Co-directors of PSC

Curtis Meyer, Michael J. Becich Named Interim Co-directors of PSC

by Ken Chiacchia | Jul 6, 2022 | Press release

CMU, Pitt form search committee for replacement as Shawn Brown leaves for HPE Shawn Brown has stepped down from his position as director of PSC. He is leaving to take on a strategic corporate opportunity at Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE). Carnegie Mellon...
PSC-Led Computer Program Receives $150,000 in Improvement Funding

PSC-Led Computer Program Receives $150,000 in Improvement Funding

by Ken Chiacchia | May 3, 2022 | Press release

The MuST program, the recipient of $150,000 in NSF improvement funding, radically reduces the complexity of simulating complex materials $7-million NSF Characteristic Science Applications program to further develop 21 scientific software projects Further development...
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