NYU Courant researcher Laure Zanna is leading a team that’s using the new Greene supercomputer to study ocean turbulence and sea level rise and generate climate change predictions.
High Performance Computing
The Psychics of Physics
From physics to Fortran, learn how NYU Courant’s Edwin Gerber uses HPC resources, including NYU’s Greene supercomputer, to simplify climate modeling and advance climate change research.
Introducing Greene: NYU’s Newest Supercomputer
NYU’s new supercomputer, Greene, is online and connected to an incredibly fast network! Hear from some of the University’s researchers about what this powerful new tool means for research across all academic fields.
NYU Holodeck: One Step Closer to Star Trek Tech
NYU IT high performance computing specialists Robert Pahle and Stratos Efstathiadis discuss the Holodeck, an ambitious shared virtual environment.
NYU Expands Supercomputing Power with New HPC Cluster from AMD
NYU expands its supercomputing power with new high performance computing cluster from AMD. The new cluster, named Hudson, will be a powerful resource for NYU researchers fighting COVID-19.
What’s that Noise? Using Technology to Fight Noise
New York is a loud place. The Sounds of New York project uses machine learning to analyze the cacophony of city life to better understand how it affects health and how to mitigate its impact.
NYU IT’s Stratos Efstathiadis Discusses Supercomputer Plans
NYU IT’s Director of Research Technology Services, Stratos Efstathiadis, spoke with NYU’s Alumni Magazine about plans for a new supercomputer and network that is targeted for 2020.
HPC Employee Iqra Shaikh Named a Forbes Under 30 Scholar
Tandon student and IT employee, Iqra Shaikh, was named one of Forbes’ 2019 Under 30 Scholars! Shaikh is pursuing a master’s degree in computer engineering and works in IT’s HPC group.
A Visit to the Barcelona Supercomputing Facility
Torre Girona chapel on the grounds of the Polytechnic University of Catalonia houses the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, one of the most unique settings in the world for a computing facility and home to the powerful MareNostrum supercomputer.
NYU Study: Hate Speech on Twitter and Hate Crimes
A study performed by NYU researchers found that cities with more racist tweets reported more real-life crimes related to race, ethnicity, and national origin. The researchers used machine learning to analyze 532 million tweets posted in 100 cities between 2011 and 2016.