Led by Sandia National Laboratories, will use computer simulations to design high-efficiency, low-emission combustion engines and gas turbines to reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency. This project also incorporates AMR.
Applications: Additional Projects
NWChemEx: Tackling Chemical, Materials and Biomolecular Challenges in the Exascale Era
Led by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, will advance the NWChem computational chemistry application, which is used in areas ranging from designing catalysts for biofuels to developing stress-resistant crops. NWChem is one of the applications targeted by NESAP.
ExaSky: Computing the Sky at Extreme Scales
led by Argonne National Laboratory will support cosmological research in the Standard Model of Particle Physics, including dark matter, dark energy and inflation of the universe. This is another project incorporating AMR, and both the HACC (Hardware/Hybrid Accelerated Cosmology Code) and Nyx (developed at Berkeley Lab) codes are part of NESAP projects.