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Science Engagement Section

Experts in Scientific Domains and Computation 

The Science Engagement section partners NCCS users with experts in scientific domains and computation to obtain optimal scientific results from the center’s computational resources and systems. The members of this section include experts in the chemical and materials sciences; in nuclear physics, such as nuclear structure and quantum chromodynamics; in high energy physics, such as particle physics; in astrophysics, such as stellar evolution and cosmology; and in climate science, geophysics, biology, biomedical sciences, and engineering. Additionally, this section works to improve algorithms and application performance.

Vision: To become the thought leaders of science in the evolving high-performance computing landscape. 

Mission: In partnership with our users, we accelerate scientific discovery using our extensive domain and computing expertise.

 

Contact

Tom L Beck
Section Head, Science Engagement
becktl@ornl.gov
Tom Beck