Best Paper honorable mention at the @ieeevis conference
Congratulations to Pavol Klacansky, Attila Gyulassy and Peer-Timo Bremer for the Best Paper honorable mention at the @ieeevis conference. Toward […]
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TopoMS on the cover of Computational Chemistry
Congratulations to the co-authors Harsh Bhatia, Attila G. Gyulassy, Vincenzo Lordi, John E. Pask, Valerio Pascucci, and Peer‐Timo Bremer. Their
ViSUS LLC invited to CES
ViSUS LLC is one of 16 start-ups selected to exhibit in the NSF SBIR (“America’s Seed Fund”) pavilion at the 2018
Valerio Pascucci on Cool Science Radio
Valerio Pascucci, Professor, from the School of Computing and Alessandra Angelucci, Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Science featured on KCPW and
Speeding up extreme big brain data analysis
Interactive software tool lets brain researchers explore large-scale, high-res imaging to better understand connections in the brain October 26, 2015
3-D map of the brain: Utah researchers develop software to better understand brain’s network of neurons
Oct. 22, 2015 The animal brain is so complex, it would take a supercomputer and vast amounts of data to
Exploring Large Data for Scientific Discovery
August 27, 2015 – Scott Gibson, Communications Specialist, University of Tennessee. More elegant techniques combined with highly interdisciplinary, multi-scale collaboration
Computer Programs Can Be as Biased as Humans
Computer programs might not be as objective and unbiased as they seem, according to new research. The software that process
The CI CoE Pilot is now CI Compass
Researchers across the US will support NSF Major Facilities in their data lifecycle management efforts through new NSF-funded center of
Peer-Timo Bremer wins IEEE VGTC International Data-Visualization Contest
Congratulations to Peer-Timo Bremmer for winning the 2014 IEEE VGTC International Data-Visualization Contest. The Image, which was published in Science, shows