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One of the unique features of the E3SM project is its officially sanctioned house band, the Deep Dives. The group creates covers of common tunes with...

The inaugural in-person tutorial workshop of the E3SM project took place at the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC), at...

E3SM team members associated with the Exascale Computing Project (ECP) were presented with an opportunity this past December. To demonstrate the AI...

Through the Exascale Computing Project ( ECP), significant work was invested in porting the Model for Prediction Across Scales-Ocean ( MPAS-Ocean) to...

To celebrate E3SM’s decade of progress, we look at E3SM in numbers, one way to capture some of the team’s achievements over the last ten years...

A town hall during the 2023 Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) featured advances in Earth system models spanning scales ranging from...

The highly anticipated report from a series of Workshops on Digital Twins was recently published and is available to everyone. The workshops were...

Learn about recent meetings and workshops in which E3SM teams have recently participated. Research Software Engineer Conference The 1st Annual...

In December 2023, the manuscript titled “Towards Ultrahigh-resolution E3SM Land Modeling on Exascale Computers” was honored with the 2022 Best Paper...

Key Points The water cycle slows down (decreased fluxes) when grid spacing has a four times refinement High Resolution (HR) generally improves...

The 2023 American Geophysical Union ( AGU ) Fall Meeting and 2024 American Meteorological Society ( AMS ) Annual Meeting were big successes in regards...

The E3SM project recently completed the development of SCREAM, the Simple Cloud Resolving E3SM Atmosphere model. This is the E3SM’s first performance...

The Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM) project began with a 10-year vision in mind: modeling the climate on exascale machines. That bold...

The E3SM Project is happy to present a new overview video about the E3SM project that features the E3SM Project Principal Investigator Dave Bader of...

The E3SM Tutorial Workshop is scheduled from May 7-10 at the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at Lawrence Berkeley...

In May, Los Alamos National Laboratory hosted a hackathon on Polaris, a new software for both regression testing of E3SM ocean and sea-ice components...

In June 2023, a manuscript documenting the development and evaluation of a doubly-periodic (DP) configuration for the convection-permitting E3SM...

In July 2023, the overview paper of the fully coupled North American (NA) Regionally Refined Model (RRM) of E3SM version 2.0 (E3SMv2) was published in...

The Gordon Bell Prize is a prestigious award given each year to recognize outstanding achievement in high-performance computing internationally...

Every year E3SM recognizes team members who make exceptional contributions to the critical but less visible aspects of E3SM model development...

After three years of not meeting in person, the E3SM team was overjoyed to meet in June of 2023 in Denver, CO, for the annual All-Hands Meeting. This...

The E3SM project's all-hands webinars run on a regular schedule every other week on Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. Pacific time. The next webinar will be on...

Over the years, the E3SM project has developed a set of Best Practices for model development, running simulations, and doing standard data analysis...

Simulations show a year’s climate in a research day Story by Neal Singer; this story originally appeared on the Sandia National Laboratories website...

In October 2022, a manuscript that documents and evaluates the performance of the E3SM Version 2 model in its lower resolution configuration (v2.LR)...

The American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting is one of the most influential events in the world dedicated to the advancement of Earth and space...

The Atmospheric Radiation Measurement ( ARM) user facility, a DOE Office of Science user facility managed by the Office of Biological and...

zppy (pronounced “zip-ee”), a post-processing toolchain for E3SM written in Python has had a number of improvements since we introduced it last year...

The world’s first and fastest supercomputer, Frontier, built by HPE for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), has...

Over the past four years, E3SM has built a new global nonhydrostatic atmosphere model aimed at superior performance on the upcoming hybrid...