50th Anniversary Seminar Series Kicks Off

Join us for a series of seminars celebrating NERSC's legacy and future in scientific supercomputing. » Read More

Boosting Carbon-Negative Building Materials

Locking greenhouse gases into building materials could store them safely for many years. Researchers using NERSC resources are advancing the science behind this idea. » Read More

NERSC Featured at APS

Watch a new video exploring NERSC's mission and impact. It was featured at the American Physical Society's annual meeting. » Read More

Getting a Peek Into Ice Giants

Scientists are using NERSC's Perlmutter supercomputer to study the interior chemistry of ice giant planets like our solar system's Neptune. » Read More

50 Years of NERSC Firsts

Get the highlights from our last half-century of scientific supercomputing. » Read More

National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center

NERSC is the mission scientific computing facility for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science, the nation’s single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences.

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Some Scientific Computing Now in Progress at NERSC

Project	System	Nodes
Lattice QCD search for physics beyond the standard model High Energy Physics PI: Rajan Gupta, Los Alamos National Laboratory	perlmutter	432
Laser-plasma interaction in the relativistic transparency regime Fusion Energy Sciences PI: Kale Weichman, U. Rochester - Laboratory for Laser Energetics	perlmutter	128
First-Principles Catalyst Design for Environmentally Benign Energy Production Basic Energy Sciences PI: Manos Mavrikakis, University of Wisconsin - Madison	perlmutter	120
Mapping the Signatures of Shock Breakout Nuclear Physics PI: David Vartanyan, University of California Berkeley	perlmutter	116
Predicting steady state scenarios in negative triangularity plasmas Fusion Energy Sciences PI: Alessandro Marinoni, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	perlmutter	96
Hadron Structure from Lattice QCD Nuclear Physics PI: Kostas Orginos, College of William & Mary	perlmutter	84