time without using a new fuel. New York Blue will enhance the computational power for interpreting current data and modelling future experiments at Brookhaven Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), the nation's premiere nuclear physics facility. RHIC will help to better understand the fundamental structure and properties of matter and the evolution of the universe. Astrophysics New York Blue will enhance the understanding of the thermonuclear reactions that generate the energy of the Sun and the other stars of the universe. Public access Blue Gene is not a typical parallel computer. It is meant for codes that scale well into hundreds or even thousands of processors. Jobs on New York Blue partitions are scheduled using Loadleveler and are run using mpirun. Industrial and academic researchers from United States can obtain allocations (in "CPU hours") based on the short outline of the work to be done. References External links New York Center for Computational Sciences official website New York Blue Homepage Computing with New York Blue New York Blue Climate Science Stony Brook University and Brookhaven National Laboratory Unveil New York Blue Supercomputer Inventory of New York Research Expertise in Geothermal Energy at New York's Universities and Labs Brookhaven National Laboratory 2007 establishments in New York (state)