The University of Tennessee [the *other* UT… hook em’ horns!] and Oak Ridge National Laboratory are set to celebrate their National Science Foundation Track-2 supercomputing award on April 3 at ORNL. The $65 million project will mark one of the largest research grants in UT history. The event’s attendee list includes Gov. Phil Bredesen, Daniel Atkins [Director of NSF Office of Cyberinfrastructure], Thom Mason [Directory of ORNL] and UT President, John Peterson.
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