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Features Striving for Peak As costly aeronautic design initiatives proliferate, improved tools are crucial for helping industry move forward into reduced development costs and better time to market. Students as The Telescopes in Education program is enabling students from around the world to remotely operate a research-quality telescope. UCLA Climate Earth's climate involves complex physical
and chemical interactions between the atmosphere and oceans.
Roberto Mechoso's UCLA Earth System Model team is analyzing
seasonal to itnerdecadal variability at new levels of
realism. |
In Brief Technical Seminar videotapes available. NASA adds planes to students' study, enabling the nation to achieve a deeper pool of next-generation aeronautical engineers. Over 2,000 kits that promote effective use of the Internet are distributed to schools. Online projects cut to the heart of modern NASA research. A new NASA educational web site makes interaction with those involved in space shuttle flight possible. Students attend virtual classrooms on the
Internet and earn college credit. |
Events To spur creativity and innovation, a community-led forum focuses on the future of high-end computing. President Clinton announces a 25-member US advisory committee on high-performance computing. The Cray T3E is positioned at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. HPCC's first-ever converence booth hits Supercomputing 1996. NASA Communicating Scinece Conference. Next
Generation Internet Workshop and NASA Research and Education
Network Workshop. |
Issue 2 Insights is published by the HPCC Program Office. Address changes to
Judy
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