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High Resolution E3SMv1 compared to Low Res generally improves simulation

C++ and Exascale ready Ocean Model for E3SM Global Applications (OMEGA)

Rapid melting of some ice shelves from below has spurred new research

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The DOE Office of Science Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing program held its Principal Investigator Meeting

Rapid rebound of the Earth’s crust will slow the loss of glacier ice from West Antarctica.

Efforts across the E3SM ecosystem are building towards an integrated sea-level change capability

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