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Essential elements for nuclear binding

Publications Physical Letters B

Resolving Rotational Stacking Disorder and Electronic Level Alignment in a 2D Oligothiophene-Based Lead Iodide Perovskite

Publications Chemistry of Materials

Electron and Ion Energization in Relativistic Plasma Turbulence

Publications Physical Review Letters

Structural phase transitions in a MoWSe2 monolayer: Molecular dynamics simulations and variational autoencoder analysis

Publications Physical Review B

Aurora ESP Workshop: TWO

Events 02/25/2020

ALCF is hosting the second workshop in the Center of Excellence (COE) training series for the Aurora Early Science Program (ESP).

Aurora ESP

2019 ALCF Science Report

Promotional Materials Science Brochure

2019 Science Report

Global Optimization of Adsorbate Covered Supported Cluster Catalysts: The Case of Pt7H10CH3 on α‐Al2O3

Publications ChemCatChem

Corrigendum Corrigendum: Continuum-scale modeling of helium bubble bursting under plasma-exposed tungsten surfaces

Publications Nuclear Fusion

Atomic-scale modeling toward enabling models of surface nanostructure formation in plasma-facing materials

Publications Current Opinion in Chemical Engineering

Applying tet-to-hex meshing method to complex nuclear reactor geometries for spectral element code

Publications 18th International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics

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