Computational Sciences/Simulation
Our research explores a number of different scientific simulation fields, most of which have particular significance to LLNL programs (e.g., high-energy-density physics). Other scientific simulation work showcases the Lab’s high performance computing capabilities in collaborative efforts with scientists at other institutions. View content related to Computational Sciences/Simulation.
LLNL Welcomes 'Ruby' Supercomputer for National Nuclear Security Mission and COVID-19 Research
Department of Energy to Showcase Scientific Computational Expertise at SC20
Mammoth Computing Cluster to Aid COVID Research
Jarom Nelson Writes HPC Simulation Software to Solve Scientific Problems and Support the Nation’s Security
As group leader and application developer in the NIF Computing Applications Division (NIFC), Jarom has been working on the development and release of VBL++ (Virtual Beamline), the next-generation laser physics code that will enable simulations to utilize high performance computing (HPC) to simulate short-pulse and broad-spectrum lasers, and tackle even bigger scientific problems.
AI Gets a Boost via LLNL, SambaNova Collaboration
LLNL, ANL and GSK Provide Early Glimpse into Cerebras AI System Performance
Looking Ahead to SC20: More Than HPC
LLNL’s Computing Directorate heads to the 32nd annual Supercomputing Conference (SC20) held virtually on November 9–19. Although the format is different this year, we’re turning out in full force.
Corona Supercomputer Gets Funding for COVID-19 Work
LLNL to provide supercomputing resources to universities selected by NNSA ASC program
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