Researchers Call on Titan to Help Solve the Shaky Future of Rare Earth Magnets

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Researchers Call on Titan to Help Solve the Shaky Future of Rare Earth Magnets

Bruce Harmon of Ames National Laboratory’s Division of Materials Science and Engineering is a project leader using Titan to create computational methods for exploring material structure and composition in non–rare earth permanent magnets.

Katie Elyce JonesDecember 10, 2014

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Spiraling Back in Time

A team of researchers from the Netherlands and Japan, including Simon Portegies Zwart, are using supercomputers to simulate the Milky Way galaxy’s evolution.

Katie Elyce JonesNovember 14, 2014

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Iron-based Superconductor Simulations Spin Out New Possibilities on Titan

In a Nature Physics paper published in October, Zhiping Yin, Kristjan Haule, and Gabriel Kotliar of Rutgers University compute the dynamic spin structure factors of 15 iron-based materials, including several high-temperature superconductors, in unprecedented detail.

Katie Elyce JonesOctober 30, 2014

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Fine-Tuning the Accelerated Future of Climate Modeling

A team of computational and climate scientists are scaling the CESM model to run on DOE petascale computers, including Titan, the 27-petaflop Cray XK7 system managed by the OLCF at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Katie Elyce JonesJuly 23, 2014

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Westinghouse–CASL team wins major computing award for reactor core simulations on Titan

A team representing Westinghouse Electric Company and the Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light-Water Reactors (CASL), a Department of Energy (DOE) Innovation Hub led by Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), has received an International Data Corporation HPC Innovation Excellence Award for applied simulation on Titan.

Katie Elyce JonesJuly 2, 2014

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