By Faith Singer, Strategic Communications/Editor

New Releases And Remixes

A playlist of programs, partnerships, and projects from 2025

U.S. OSTP Visits TACC

TACC hosted White House OSTP Director Michael Kratsios for an in-depth visit. He toured several of TACC’s systems, including Frontera, the most powerful academic supercomputer in the U.S.

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TACC, Carnegie Mellon Awarded NSF Grant

TACC won a new NSF grant in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University. The grant is called — CICI: UCSS: CloudSec: Collaborative Policy Alignment for Secure Scientific Computing Infrastructure.

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TACC, UT Austin Secure NIH Grant

U.S. epidemiologists will create an opensource software platform to model disease transmission, test interventions, and generate socio-epidemiological insights.

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NSF Facilities Partner to Transform Data Processing Radio Astronomy

The U.S. NSF’s National Radio Astronomy Observatory has teamed up with the U.S. NSF LCCF, led by TACC, to launch a groundbreaking data processing system to power the next era of radio astronomy.

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Next-Gen Talent: U.S. NSF LCCF Interns in Action

TACC welcomes the third U.S. NSF Leadership-Class Computing Facility Internship cohort. Participants receive access to computing resources and workplace training.

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Best Overall Paper at PEARC25 Conference

Congratulations to the team behind “ML Field Planner: Analyzing and Optimizing ML Pipelines for Field Research” for winning Best Overall Paper at PEARC25.

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UT Austin Announces Research Leaders

Welcome to a new cohort of scholars dedicated to advancing bold, visionary research leadership at UT Austin. A special congratulations to TACC Deputy Director Kelly Gaither for being named a fellow.

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UTRC Welcomes Stephen F. Austin State

UTRC empowers researchers across all UT System institutions with access to computing resources at TACC. Stephen F. Austin State University is the latest institution to join this network.

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WeTeach_CS Summit Celebrates Big

More than 700 educators, advocates, and leaders gathered for the WeTeach_CS Summit to empower educators to teach computer science. Next year’s event takes place June15-16, 2026, in San Antonio.

NEXT STORY: Preparing Students for Careers in Computer Science