High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics (HEP) explores what the world is made of and how it works at the smallest and largest scales, seeking new discoveries from the tiniest particles to the outer reaches of space.
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Interactive analysis of a Laser Wakefield Acceleration simulation created with PIConGPU on Summit.
Nuclear Physics
Improving our understanding of the building blocks of matter; discovering the origins of nuclei; and identifying the forces that transform matter.
Basic Energy Sciences
Fundamental research to understand, predict, and ultimately control matter and energy at the electronic, atomic, and molecular levels.
Biological and Environmental Research
Data on biological, biogeochemical, and physical processes that span from molecular and genomics-controlled scales to the regional and global scales that govern changes in watershed dynamics, climate, and the earth system.
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SARS-CoV-2 Docking Analysis Viewer
Interactive analysis of a small sample of molecules docked to each of 6 different protein structures from SARS-CoV-2.
Advanced Scientific Computing Research
Discovery, development, and deployment of computational and networking capability to analyze, model, simulate and predict complex phenomena.
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Interactive analysis of the GPU bandwidth and power consumption during a benchmarking run of the PIConGPU on Summit.
Fusion Energy Sciences
Confined plasma and fusion experiments as well as materials and systems enabling control of plasmas.
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Interactive analysis of a Laser Wakefield Acceleration simulation created with PIConGPU on Summit.