Projects

ALCF projects cover many scientific disciplines, ranging from biology and physics to materials science and energy technologies. Filter ongoing and past projects by allocation program, scientific domain, and year.

Award ALCC
Hours 510,000 Node-Hours
PI Yiqi Yu, Argonne National Laboratory

Large Eddy Simulation on Flow and Heat Transfer Behavior in Involute Plate Research Reactor Supporting the Needs of the Materials Management and Minimization (M3) Reactor Conversion Program

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Award ALCC
Hours 850,000 Node-Hours
PI Aidan Thompson, Sandia National Laboratories

Quantum Accurate Large-Scale Atomistic Simulations of Advanced Fusion Reactor Materials

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Award ALCC
Hours 500,000 Node-Hours
PI Dillon Shaver, Argonne National Laboratory

Accelerating Deployment of Next-Generation Nuclear Power Using High-Fidelity CFD

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Award ALCC
Hours 160,000 Node-Hours
PI Jonathan Ozik , Argonne National Laboratory

Probabilistic Comparative Modeling of Colorectal Cancer Screening Strategies

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Award ALCC
Hours 500,000 Node-Hours
PI Ivan Oleynik , University of South Florida

High Energy Density Physics of Inertial Confinement Fusion Ablator Materials

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Award ALCC
Hours 210,000 Node-Hours
PI Ravi Madduri, Argonne National Laboratory

Scaling Genomic Variant Callers to Leadership-Class Systems: A Collaboration Between VA-MVP and DOE

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Award ALCC
Hours 135,000 Node-Hours
PI Christopher Kelly , Brookhaven National Laboratory

Continuum Limit Latice Calculation of Direct CP-violation in Kaon Decays

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Award ALCC
Hours 710,000 Node-Hours
PI Wei Jiang , Argonne National Laboratory

Microscopic Insight into Transport Properties of Li-Battery Electrolytes

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Award ALCC
Hours 70,000 Node-Hours
PI Dirk Hufnagel , Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

Using GPU to Reconstruct LHC Collisions Recorded with the CMS Detector

Award ALCC
Hours 100,000 Node-Hours
PI Feliciano Giustino , The University of Texas at Austin

Computational Design of Novel Semiconductors for Power and Energy Applications

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Award ALCC
Hours 600,000 Node-Hours
PI Giulia Galli , University of Chicago

Large Scale Simulations of Materials for Quantum Information Science

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Award ALCC
Hours 300,000 Node-Hours
PI Frederico Fiuza, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

Energy Partition and Particle Acceleration in Laser-Driven Laboratory Magnetized Shocks

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Award ALCC
Hours 700,000 Node-Hours
PI Eugene DePrince, Florida State University

Relativistic Quantum Dynamics in the Non-Equilibrium Regime

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Award ALCC
Hours 200,000 Node-Hours
PI Igor Bolotnov, North Carolina State University

Two-Phase Flow Interface Capturing Simulations

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Award ALCC
Hours 5,000 Node-Hours
PI Thomas Blum , University of Connecticut

Hadronic Contributions to the Muon G-2 from Lattice QCD

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Award INCITE
Domain Materials Science
Hours 300,000 Node-Hours
PI Choongseok Chang, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Exascale Gyrokinetic Study of ITER Challenge on Power-Exhaust and ELM-Free Edge

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Award INCITE
Domain Materials Science
Hours 100,000 Node-Hours
PI Paul Kent, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Exascale Simulations of Quantum Materials

Through this INCITE project, a team of researchers proposes to apply quantum Monte Carlo (QMC) methods to provide reliable materials predictions for several classes of quantum materials of tremendous topical interest.

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Award INCITE
Domain Physics
Hours 2,500,000 Node-Hours
PI Gaute Hagen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Ab-initio Nuclear Structure and Nuclear Reactions

With this INCITE project, the researchers will lead to improvements in the simulation capabilities of atomic nuclei and nuclear matter, and their reactions with neutrinos and electrons.

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Award INCITE
Domain Physics
Hours 100,000 Node-Hours
PI Michael Zingale, Stony Brook University

Exascale Models of Astrophysical Thermonuclear Explosions

This INCITE project uses the team's Castro code to carry out high-performance, robust, and accurate simulations to advance our understanding ofXRBs and SN Ia, pushing to model a larger fraction of the neutron star surface.

Zingale Incite 2022

Award INCITE
Domain Materials Science
Hours 1,800,000 Node-Hours
PI Chris Wolverton, Northwestern University

High-Throughput Calculation of Materials Properties at Finite Temperature

With this INCITE project, the researchers aim to address the above-mentioned limitations of currently available computational materials databases by vastly extending the range of materials properties such databases contain.

Wolverton Incite 2023