Weather has fascinated Jamin Rader since childhood, and he now builds interpretable AI-based #climate models. The Colorado State University Ph.D. student and #DOECSGF recipient has extended an algorithm originally used for bird classification to model weather patterns and their locations and is devising a new interpretable neural network from scratch. https://deixismagazine.org/2023/08/learning-climate/

Kelly Moran of Los Alamos National Laboratory applies statistical tools to areas from #COVID to the #cosmos. At LANL, interesting problems are easy to find, she says. It’s often “saying yes or being in the room when someone happens to say they need a statistician.” https://deixismagazine.org/2023/07/statistically-significant/ #HPC #DOECSGF

New on the Science in Parallel #podcast.🎙️ Hear from Gabriel Casabona, a computational and theoretical astrophysics Ph.D. student at Northwestern University, about how big questions about gravity pushed him to deepen his math and computing knowledge and the fundamental challenges he plans to work on in his career. https://scienceinparallel.libsyn.com/season-3-episode-4-gabriel-casabona-it-all-comes-down-to-gravity #HPC #astrophysics #LISA #DOECSGF

Looking for #PhDfunding in #HPC? Applications for the #DOECSGF https://www.krellinst.org/csgf/about-doe-csgf are due on 1/18/23 and you can learn about the application process at tomorrow's (Thurs 12/8) webinar at 1:30 pm Central. Register for the webinar here: https://bit.ly/3B9AqkD

An #introduction. We're Science Machines, an account that the Krell Institute science media team uses to curate and share content about #HPC and #computational science.

Krell is a non-profit in Ames, Iowa, involved in technical assistance, program management and science communication. A few examples: we manage the DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (#DOECSGF), publish print and online magazines and produce the #ScienceinParallel podcast. We're looking forward to connecting here!