Tacc Podcasts

One hundred years since Einstein's equations, scientists have probed the mysteries of black holes using the supercomputing resources of XSEDE including Blue Waters, Gordon, Comet and Stampede.

Supercomputing resources of XSEDE including Stampede are making a big difference in helping anticipate and plan for earthquakes.

Alan Alda, founder of the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University, gives the keynote presentation at the SC15 supercomputing conference about the urgency for clear and accurate communication in high performance computing.

Robert McLay of TACC co-leads a session at the SC15 supercomputing conference about XALT, a software tool that drills down on supercomputer analytics to the level of individual batch submissions, users, and binaries.

UT Austin's Lonestar supercomputer helps biologists save reef-building corals

TACC supercomputers model native and replacement heart valve function to evolve human replacements

UT Austin researchers find hotspots of genetic instability in cancer using Stampede and Lonestar

XSEDE Campus Champions, Stampede and Lonestar4 supercomputers of TACC help create 3D images deep underground.

XSEDE resource Stampede supercomputer of TACC simulated molecular dynamics in design of engineered protein.

Matthew Hanlon and Matthew Vaughn of TACC present a SXSW 2015 core conversation that shares their experiences building the Arabidopsis Information Portal and explains how others interested in open data portals can benefit.

John Fonner and Rion Dooley of TACC present a SXSW 2015 workshop that explores new ways big data and computational science are done and that gives hands-on experience to approaching science as a service.

Maytal Dahan of TACC presents a SXSW 2015 meetup that brings together scientists, developers, and researchers to share skills and expertise on the newest web technologies and science projects.

One of life's strongest bonds was discovered by biofuels researchers using XSEDE resources Stampede and Blue Waters supercomputers. This podcast features an interview with computational biologist Klaus Schulten, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Materials with novel electrical properties discovered using XSEDE computational resources Stampede and Lonestar supercomputers of TACC.

Interview with Thomas Juenger, a faculty member in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of Texas at Austin

Interview with Philip Hopkins, theoretical astrophysicist, CalTech

Interview with Satoshi Matsuoka, professor, Global Scientific Information and Computing Center at the Tokyo Institute of Technology

Interview with Thomas Sterling, executive associate director and chief scientist at the Center for Research in Extreme Scale Technologies at Indiana University, Bloomington

Interview with Brian Greene, best-selling author and professor of physics, Columbia University

Interview with Keshav Pingali, professor of computer science, Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences, University of Texas at Austin