Turning Exhaust into Power A research team led by General Motors physicist
Jihui Yang has used Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Jaguar supercomputer to nail down the arrangement of atoms within a promising thermoelectric material.Full story
Energy Savings Front and Center at ORNL Supercomputing Center ORNL's Cray XT5 Jaguar supercomputer is allowing researchers to tackle some of today's most daunting energy challenges. Biofuels, nuclear fusion, and next-generation nanotransistors are just a few of the areas being explored on the world's fastest computing system.Full story
OLCF Hosts SciApps-10 Workshop August 3-6, 2010, the OLCF will host current and potential leadership computational researchers as they share knowledge and best practices on the implementation of a wide range of computationally intensive applications at the SciApps-10 workshop.Full story
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In an effort to ensure our valuable computing resources are used judiciously, both Oak Ridge and Argonne have instituted a new pullback policy for INCITE projects. Please click here for more information.

Leading the Way for Scientific Computing

In 2010, powerful, leadership-class computing systems at DOE's Argonne National Laboratory and Oak Ridge National Laboratory will provide over one billion processor hours to researchers from academia, government labs, and industry.

Read the press release from DOE | Listing of 2010 INCITE projects at ORNL

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48,384Structural and Dynamical Studies of Hydronium and Hydroxide Ions in Bulk Water and at the Water/Air Interface using ab initio path Integral Simulations
16,400Lattice QCD
10,760Ultrascale Simulation of Basin-Scale CO2 Sequestration in Deep Geologic Formations and Radionuclide Migration using PFLOTRAN
9,468FY2010 DOE/ASCR Joule Metric on Computational Effectiveness
7,200An integrated approach to the rational design of chemical catalysts