The Lorenz Attractor: By Los Alamos High School team 48, Theodore Petersen.
Solving the Rubik’s Cube 2.0, Aspen Elem/LAMS team 7, 1st place in 2015-16 Challenge.
Lillian Petersen third place winner, “Detecting Climate Change Through Means and Extremes.”
WELCOME TO THE 2016-2017 (27th) ANNUAL SUPERCOMPUTING CHALLENGE!
Congratulations to everyone who finished the 2016-2017 Supercomputing Challenge.
See the Expo/Awards Ceremony web page for the Supercomputing Challenge Press Release of the Awards Ceremony. Also check out the pictures taken at the Expo, the tours, and the Awards Ceremony.
Go through the Awards Ceremony slideshow to see all the winners.
Followup Surveys
- Students, take the Student Survey.
- Teachers, take the Teacher Survey.
Learn about how we compare the Supercomputing Challenge to a Marathon:
Some dates are:
Registration: Sept 1-20, 2016
Submit Proposal: September 1 - October 7
Kickoff at NM Tech in Socorro: October 8-9, 2016
Interim Reports due: Dec 10, 2016
February Project Evaluations: Saturdays
Final Written Report due: April 5, 2017
Expo: April 24, 2017
Awards Ceremony: April 25, 2017
Questions? Email consult1617 AT supercomputingchallenge DOT org
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New Mexico Women of STEM
What an inspiring group of women at the July 2015 New Mexico Women of STEM Calendar reception. Shown from left to right are, Diana Northup, Cristina Montoya, Mia Kalish, Nina Lanza, Phyllis Baca, Becca Galves, Turtle Haste, Teri Roberts, Mary Jemin, Jill Wick, Lorie Liebrock, Jeri Timlin, Janeen Anderson and Heather Yazzie-Kinlacheeny. Also honored, but not in attendance were Jill Hruby, Patty Lopez and Diane Oyen. At Domenici Center For Health Sciences Education.
Nominations are being accepted for the 2017-2018 New Mexico Women of STEM Calendar. Send nomination to nmstemcalendar2017@googlegroups.com.
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