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This computing infrastructure allows access to the computing resources necessary to perform modern scientific research and engineering.
This computing infrastructure allows access to the computing resources necessary to perform modern scientific research and engineering.By Cory Hatch, INL Communications & Outreach - When Kyle Schroeder began his nuclear engineering degree at Idaho State University, he relied on his personal computer to run complex simulations required for his job as a research assistant.Specifically, Schroeder was trying to model how fluid might flow through a new type of heat exchanger – a discovery that could someday make nuclear reactors more efficient.“I have a pretty robust personal computer, and it would take 12 to 20 hours,” said Schroeder, who is working toward his master’s degree. “On the supercomputers, I can run somethingRead More
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