What are Grand Challenges?
Grand Challenge applications are fundamental problems in science and engineering with broad economic and scientific impact. They are generally considered intractable without the use of state-of-the-art massively parallel computers.
How is Argonne involved?
At Argonne, we are major participants in four Grand Challenge applications (GCAs):
What is the objective?
Our research objective in each of these GCAs is to develop new capabilities, answer complex questions previously considered intractable, and advance scientific knowledge through the use of high-performance computing communications technologies.
How do Argonne scientists address these Grand Challenges?
Computational scientists, mathematicians, and computer scientists at Argonne collaborate to
For this work, Argonne researchers exploit the most powerful parallel computers and advanced visualization techniques in Argonne's Center for Computational Science and Technology.