Scripps researcher wins Gordon Bell Prize for real-time tsunami forecasting

UCSD seismologist wins supercomputing prize for tsunami prediction work

Seismologist Alice Gabriel of UC San Diego in La Jolla is part of a multi-institution team that won supercomputing’s most prestigious prize Nov. 20 for its studies on a real-time tsunami monitoring prototype. Gabriel, who works in UCSD’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and her colleagues from the University of Texas at Austin and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory won the 2025 Association for Computing Machinery Gordon Bell Prize, often…

UC San Diego researcher's tsunami prediction work wins top supercomputing prize

UC San Diego seismologist Alice Gabriel was one researcher on a multi-institution team that won supercomputing’s most lauded prize last week for its studies on a real-time tsunami monitoring prototype. Gabriel, who works in UCSD’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and her colleagues from the University of Texas at Austin and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory won the 2025 Association for Computing Machinery Gordon Bell Prize on Thursday. …

Scripps researcher wins Gordon Bell Prize for real-time tsunami forecasting

Alice Gabriel (center) and the other 2025 Gordon Bell Prize awardees. (Photo courtesy of SC Photography) A UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography seismologist has won an award often called the “Nobel Prize of supercomputing” for developing a real-time tsunami forecasting system. Alice Gabriel, originally from Dresden, Germany, is part of a team that won the 2025 Association for Computing Machinery Gordon Bell Prize last week at the Sup…