Projects: Computer Science

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
Domain Computer Science
Hours 44,800 Node-Hours

Scalable and Resilient Modeling for Federated Learning Systems and Applications

PI Xiaoyi Lu , University of California
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Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 30,000 Node-Hours

Autonomy for DOE Simulations

PI Allan Grosvenor, MSBAI — dba Microsurgeonbot Inc
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Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 150,000 Node-Hours

Democratizing AI by Training Deployable Open-source Language Models

PI Abhinav Bhatele, University of Maryland
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Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 100,000 Node-Hours

Enabling Resilient and Portable Workflows from DOE’s Experimental Facilities

PI Katie Antypas , Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Award ADSP
Domain Computer Science

Developing High-Fidelity Dynamic and Ultrafast X-ray Imaging Tools for APS-Upgrade

PI Jin Wang, Argonne National Laboratory
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Domain Computer Science
Hours 110 Million Core-Hours

Portable Application Development for Next Generation Supercomputer Architectures

PI T.P. Straatsma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory/University of Tennessee

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 100 Million Core-Hours

Demonstration of the Scalability of Programming Environments by Simulating Multi-Scale Applications

PI Robert Voigt, Leidos Inc.

Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 54 Million Core-Hours

Performance Evaluation and Analysis Consortium (PEAC) End Station

PI Leonid Oliker, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 110 Million Core-Hours

Demonstration of the Scalability of Programming Environments By Simulating Multi-Scale Applications

PI Robert Voigt, Leidos

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 20 Million Core-Hours

Portable Application Development for Next-Generation Supercomputer Architectures

PI Tjerk Straatsma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 530 Million Core-Hours

ECP Consortium for Exascale Computing

PI Paul Messina, Argonne National Laboratory

Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 25 Million Core-Hours

Performance Evaluation and Analysis Consortium (PEAC) End Station

PI Leonid Oliker, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 151 Million Core-Hours

Demonstration of the Scalability of Programming Environments By Simulating Multi-­Scale Applications

PI Robert Voigt , Leidos

Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 45 Million Core-Hours

Performance Evaluation and Analysis Consortium (PEAC) End Station

PI Leonid Oliker, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Allgather implementations on 32K BG/P cores, highlighting the bucket algorithm from UIUC

Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 20 Million Core-Hours

Dynamic and Adaptive Parallel Programming for Exascale Research

PI Robert Harrison, Stony Brook University
A neutron wave-function for a benchmark calculation

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 20.1 Million Core-Hours

Performance Analysis, Modeling and Scaling of HPC Applications and Tools

PI Abhinav Bhatele, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 60 Million Core-Hours

Portable Application Development for Next Generation Supercomputer Architectures

PI Tjerk Straatsma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Award ALCC
Domain Computer Science
Hours 127 Million Core-Hours

Demonstration of the Scalability of Programming Environments By Simulating Multi-Scale Applications

PI Robert Voigt, Leidos Inc

Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 15 Million Core-Hours

Dynamic and Adaptive Parallel Programming for Exascale Research

PI Robert Harrison, Brookhaven National Laboratory
A neutron wave-function for a benchmark calculation

Award INCITE
Domain Computer Science
Hours 25 Million Core-Hours

Scalable System Software for Parallel Programming

PI Robert Latham, Argonne National Laboratory