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Invisible but influential, dark energy shapes the universe and its expansion, yet its nature remains unclear. A group at…

Autonomous Mobility already exists… to some extent. Building an autonomous vehicle that can safely navigate an empty…

Torsten Hoefler, Professor at ETH Zürich and Chief Architect for AI and Machine Learning at CSCS, wins the ACM Prize in…

Patients who received heart valve implants are more likely to develop thrombosis than previously thought, posing a risk…

For over a decade, Piz Daint, the Cray XC50/XC40 supercomputer at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS), has…

Swiss scientists have developed a novel computational approach to accelerate the search for effective Parkinson’s and…

For decades, climate modelling has struggled with the trade-off between global scale and high resolution. Now, with the…

A new model developed at ETH Zürich with CSCS resources reveals the Earth’s inner layers in never-before-seen detail.…

CSCS’s new supercomputer, ‘Alps,’ inaugurated on 14 September, is set to advance research and encourage scientists to…

The first-ever visualization computed on CSCS’s new ‘Alps’ supercomputer brings to life a giant collision in our solar…

In a 20-hour “hero run,” researchers at PSI harnessed the full power of the Alps supercomputer. They executed…

With weather and climate phenomena becoming more extreme and challenging for our society, accurate climate simulations…

This year marked the PASC conference’s ten-year anniversary, and, for the first time, the number of attendees exceeded…

This year's PASC program explored both the benefits of and sometimes the challenges in high-performance computing (HPC),…

Many industrial processes rely on rare elements — notably as part of catalysts for essential chemical reactions.…