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Million molecule simulation of ice formation in a single water droplet.

08.01.15 | DOE OFFICE OF SCIENCE HIGHLIGHT

Freezing a Droplet to Stop the Ice

General Electric

Advances in simulating water molecules in droplets reveal surfaces that may be resistant to ice formation. Read More »

The tip clearance vortex between rotor tip and casing in a state of deterioration as “Stage 67” transonic compressor approaches stall.

06.13.14 | FROM THE LABS

Ramgen Takes Turbomachine Designs For Supersonic Spin on Titan

Ramgen Power Technologies

Ramgen Power Company, a small business, investigate and optimize novel turbomachinery design using Titan. Read More »

Microscopy (left) shows layers of the stratum corneum’s waxy “mortar” in which keratinaceous “bricks” called corneocytes are embedded. The layers contain repeated short- and long-chain lipids. Molecular dynamics simulations performed on Titan (right) demonstrate that the long-chain fatty acids are crucial to keeping the skin barrier intact.

11.14.14 | FROM THE LABS

Procter & Gamble and Temple University Scientists Model Skin’s Makeup

Proctor and Gamble

Oak Ridge National Laboratory simulation predicts epidermal responses to compounds. Read More »

Ramgen Power Systems received IDC’s HPC Innovation Excellence Award for their work using the OLCF’s Jaguar system.

11.16.12 | FROM THE LABS

OLCF Partner Wins Major Industry Award

Ramgen Power Systems, LLC

Ramgen Power Systems recognized by IDC for work on Jaguar. Read More »