Feature Stories
Fighting Cancer with Supercomputers
Eight ways TACC supercomputers help scientists understand and treat the disease
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A Powerhouse for Science
Protecting Pregnancy with Smartphones
Three leading institutions join forces to combat pregnancy-related complications and death
Powering Discoveries
Artificial Intelligence v. Austin Traffic
Researchers from UT, TACC and City of Austin develop AI tools to automatically analyze road behavior and create searchable databases
Modeling Without Models
TACC, DARPA work together to accelerate design and discovery where predictive models don't yet exist
Beneath Hawaii's Volcanoes
Stampede1 enables improved deep Earth imaging of mantle plumes
Overcoming a Battery's Fatal Flaw
Researchers use supercomputers to develop next-generation lithium-metal batteries for electric vehicles
Science on Repeat
TACC enhances computational reproducibility
Accelerating Deep Learning
Solving science and engineering problems with supercomputers and AI
Saving the Ross Ice Shelf
Researchers rely on TACC systems to collect crucial information and gain insight into the Antarctic region
People & Programs
A Letter From The Director
Advanced computing key to tackling many of the core problems our nation will face in the future
Texas Teens Turn Citizen Scientists
Coding camps at TACC teach students to use computing for future careers, good of society
Better Computing Through Industry Collaboration
TACC's Science & Technology Affiliates for Research program celebrates 10 years of addressing industry's needs
Turn on the Switch
TACC donates first-of-its-kind Magnum switch to Computer History Museum
Disaster-Proofing U.S. Infrastructure
DesignSafe, a platform for the natural hazards community, helps researchers build a more resilient society
Closing the Workforce Gap
Educating the next generation of supercomputing professionals
Stampede in Africa
In retirement, TACC supercomputers aid HPC in Africa
Serving the Lone Star State
TACC's leading role in UT Research Cyberinfrastructure initiative enables discoveries throughout UT System
Visualizing Science
Circulation in the Arctic Ocean
Visualizing features of the evolving Arctic atmosphere with high performance computers.
