Episodes

Pandemic work was especially challenging for computational scientist parents, who often juggled new work arrangements while balancing their children’s care […]

In Season Two of Science in Parallel, we’re examining how pandemic shutdowns have reshaped computational science workplaces. In our last episode

In our first two episodes of Science in Parallel’s Season 2, we’ll be talking about how the pandemic pivot to remote

Aurora Pribram-Jones works on hot, dense electrons – simulating extreme chemistry that can happen within giant planets like Jupiter or nuclear

Avoiding the changing climate’s most extreme impacts will require a technological revolution to power daily life from renewable sources. An

Alicia Magann got her start in control systems engineering research, exploring tools for directing large-scale chemical processes. As a Ph.D. student,

Curiosity, mentors and a summer working in concrete with his grandfather shaped Quentarius Moore’s science career studying 2-D materials. He

One of today’s hottest areas of computational research, artificial intelligence, could help scientists build better solutions for one of global

Jeff Hittinger of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory embodies the term scientist-chimera. He talks about the many scientific hats he’s worn