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		Friendly but fierce competition for the Higgs Amidst friendly rivalry, the Higgs’ search provides motivation for competing teams - Fermilab's CDF and D0 - to combine their analyses.
		Stormy weather: grid computing powers fine-scale climate modeling Why run individual models when you can run them in combination? When it comes to climate modeling, 16 forecasts are better than one.
		Matchmaking for Science: RENCI connects researchers with computing resources on the Open Science Grid Thousands of compute hours are needed to create modules of proteins that could lead to cures for diabetes, Alzheimer's, HIV/AIDS and many cancers.

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"[The condor_preen tool] is an excellent example of how middleware should work. The results are the most informative email I've gotten from a piece of computing infrastructure. Something well worth emulating by others."

- Frank Wüerthwein, CMS Computing Commissioning Co-Lead

Matchmaking on the Grid

A visualization created at the Renaissance Computing Institute, an OSG partner, helps grid engineers and programmers understand how jobs of varying types and sizes flow into the grid infrastructure of the OSG where they are matched to the appropriate resources, put in queues, run and finished, so that results can get back to the user. Learn more...