Tag: supercomputing

• Tribalism in science

  

  Last week, a tweet by Roberto Trotta drew my attention to a recent paper by Simon Portegies Zwart that studied the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by running N-body simulations in different programming languages. The figure that caught my attention was Figure 3, copied below from the version of the paper published in Nature Astronomy. […]

  Natalie Hogg

  September 29, 2020

  Academia, PhD

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