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Dear SDSC Collaborators, Partners and All Friends:
As we close out 2025 and reflect on SDSC’s 40th year, I’m struck by both how much the technology around us has changed, and how consistently our role has remained the same at its core — enabling scientific discovery nationwide. The innovation across the SDSC community this year has been remarkable, as our team navigated advances in AI to expand access, increase national research capacity, and scale the infrastructure and services that translate scientific work into real-world impact.
You can read about recent highlights in the newsletter below. Much of this work happens behind the scenes, but it is essential to a thriving national research ecosystem.
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The “Routing Operations Observational Technology: Building to Enable Education and Research” project unites CAIDA cybersecurity researchers with Internet2 engineers to strengthen national research and education networks.
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Researchers use AI and remote sensing to improve groundwater storage estimates within several transboundary states in the Baltics. The project includes a workforce development component allowing students to better understand the issues in this area.
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Using SDSC's Expanse system, researchers modeled how brain cells malfunction in Parkinson’s disease. The team’s findings may help guide more targeted and effective treatments for a condition affecting more than one million Americans.
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The RCSB PDB provides access to nearly a quarter million 3D structures that underpin breakthroughs in biology and medicine. With SDSC’s high-performance computing and data infrastructure, this invaluable archive transforms years of molecular research into a globally accessible resource.
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SDSC Innovators newsletter is published six times a year, every two months.
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