November 2014
Author Archives: Bill Cannon
September 2014
Pore samples
Models track reactions in underground saltwater deposits to understand the effects of carbon capture technology.
September 2014
Cool to the core
The next Department of Energy supercomputer: a high-speed, energy-sipping bridge to exascale speed.
August 2014
Leaping to exascale
DOE Early Career Award researchers are developing software techniques to solve the most complex problems.
June 2014
Mathematical match
Projects in self-assembly and fusion drive a couple’s early career research.
June 2014
Dimensions on a diet
A Colorado School of Mines professor’s mathematical methods probe inputs to cut problem size and ease computation.
December 2013
Fusion heats up
A wide array of supercomputer models is helping realize the promise of fusion energy.
November 2013
Primping polymers
Supercomputers are helping unravel twists in next-generation smart polymers.
October 2013
Supernova revelations
Supercomputer models point to twists in a star’s death throes.
September 2013
Sifting genomes
A Berkeley Lab researcher applies graph theory to find genes useful for biofuels.