How Conversation Can Fuel Computational Research
In the new season of Science in Parallel, we’re focusing on collaboration, the human glue that fuels interdisciplinary research like […]
Season 8
Season 7
Celebrating Five Years of Science in Parallel
On July 15, 2021, Science in Parallel launched a six-episode season celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Department of Energy
Season 7
Quantum Quartet (Bonus): DOE CSGF Insights and Career Advice
Recently four alumni of the Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE CSGF) met and discussed quantum science and
Season 7
Quantum Quartet: Insider Insights Toward Fault-Tolerant Systems
Quantum computing involves collaboration and interdisciplinarity, the meeting of minds from different perspectives to solve problems where their expertise overlaps.
Season 7
Sam Stanwyck: Quantum Error Correction and Research Partnerships
NVIDIA is known for its AI work, and in quantum computing the company focuses on integrating quantum processors with classical
Season 7
Megan Ivory: Supporting the Quantum Workforce
As researchers innovate in quantum computing and hardware, open positions are growing faster than the number of people trained to
Season 7
Jarrod McClean (Bonus): Parsing Logical Qubits
Quantum computing comes with a new layer of concepts. Quantum bits are called qubits, but there’s more. Physical qubits are
Season 7
Jarrod McClean: Designing Quantum Algorithms
In our seventh season, we’re putting a spotlight on quantum computing, technology that could help speed up high-performance computing and
Season 6
Sunita Chandrasekaran: Computation in Translation
Computational science requires translation, breaking ideas and principles into pieces that algorithms can parse. The work requires experts capable of
Season 6
Silvia Crivelli: Understanding Suicide Risk and Building a Foundation Model for Medicine
Nearly a decade ago, the U.S Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Energy launched the MVP-CHAMPION initiative, not