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AI-Based 'Artificial Chemist' Directs Automated Lab to Create Better MRI Contrast Agents - Vimarsana News

AI-Based 'Artificial Chemist' Directs Automated Lab to Create Better MRI Contrast Agents

Artificial-intelligence algorithm developed on XSEDE-allocated systems promises better MRI agents with unprecedented speed of discovery Jan. 6, 2022 --

Dell Technologies Interview: How the Anvil Cluster Supports Purdue and NSF XSEDE Researchers – Including Non-Traditional HPC Users - Vimarsana News

Dell Technologies Interview: How the Anvil Cluster Supports Purdue and NSF XSEDE Researchers – Including Non-Traditional HPC Users

In this interview conducted on behalf of Dell Technologies, insideHPC spoke with Carol Song, who leads the Scientific Solutions Group at Purdue [...]

Sure, they're strong, but how long will nanotube fibers stand? - Vimarsana News

Sure, they're strong, but how long will nanotube fibers stand?

We all get tired sometimes, even bundles of carbon nanotubes, no matter how perfect their individual components are. A new study calculates how

Nanotube fibers stand strong — but for how long? - Vimarsana News

Nanotube fibers stand strong — but for how long?

Up here in the macro world, we all feel fatigue now and then. It’s the same for bundles of carbon nanotubes, no matter how perfect their individual

Motivair's ChilledDoor Rack Cooling System Featured in Purdue's Anvil Supercomputer - Vimarsana News

Motivair's ChilledDoor Rack Cooling System Featured in Purdue's Anvil Supercomputer

Dec. 20, 2021 -- Motivair continues its support and enablement of high-performance computing, this time at Purdue University. Its new supercomputer,