Climatological studies require terrain datasets too detailed for most computers to handle. Michela Taufer’s new tool, GEOtiled, offers a solution.
As an undergrad, Amy An researched the invisible processes that create neural networks. Now she is looking for links between their structures and applications.
Michela Taufer made high-performance computing history this year by making all papers accepted to the international ISC-HPC conference open-access.
Dongarra Professor Michela Täufer has been named an AAAS Fellow, an honor that shows the recipient is scientifically or socially distinguished.
UT’s Global Computing Laboratory (GCLab) had two papers accepted at the 16th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Utility and Cloud Computing.
As part of her role in a nationwide effort to democratize data access and high-performance computing (HPC), Jack Dongarra Professor […]
Backed by a $624k NSF grant, Michela Taufer is making HPC pipelines more efficient, facilitating analysis of massive datasets and accelerating the pace of scientific discovery.
UT’s Michela Taufer has been selected to serve on a computing consortium, where she will help promote AI and data access equality.
A project led by Dongarra Professor Michela Taufer reaches across disciplines to design and build a software system based on data that can predict soil moisture at levels necessary to help support agriculture and hydrology.
EECS Dongarra Professor Michela Taufer is part of a national team of researchers working to build the critical technology needed to sew-up the national computational infrastructure. They have just been awarded $5.6M from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for their efforts.
