Argonne National Laboratory Computational Physics and Hydrodynamics

Research

Bioscience:

  • Modeling of Blood Flow

Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography (EUV):

  • Modeling and Simulation of Discharge Produced Plasma

  • Development of Plasma-Facing Materials

  • Fundamental Atomistic Simulations by Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo Methods

  • Multiscale Hybrid Molecular Dynamics Model (HyDyn)

  • Monte Carlo Simulation of Nanostructure Formation on Surface

  • Atomistic Simulation of Shallow Junction Formation in Silicon

  • Models of Highly-Charged Ion Interactions with Solid Surfaces

  • Atomistic Models of RF Vacuum Breakdown

Global Nuclear Energy Protocol (GNEP):

  • Advanced Fission Reactor Design

High Energy Physics (HEP):

  • Modeling High-Power Interactions with Target Materials

  • Monte Carlo Simulation of Nanostructure Formation on Surface

  • Atomistic Simulation of Shallow Junction Formation in Silicon

  • Models of Highly-Charged Ion Interactions with Solid Surfaces

  • Atomistic Models of RF Vacuum Breakdown

Homeland Defense:

  • Modeling High-Power Interactions with Target Materials

IMPACT:

  • Interaction of Materials with Charged Particles and Components Testing (IMPACT)

Inertial Fusion Energy (IFE):

  • Modeling High-Power Interactions with Target Materials

  • Development of Plasma-Facing Materials

  • Fundamental Atomistic Simulations by Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo Methods

Magnetic Fusion Energy (MFE):

  • Modeling High-Power Interactions with Target Materials

  • Development of Plasma-Facing Materials

  • Fundamental Atomistic Simulations by Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo Methods

  • Multiscale Hybrid Molecular Dynamics Model (HyDyn)

Nuclear Energy Physics (NEP):

  • Modeling High-Power Interactions with Target Materials

  • Modeling for the Rare Isotope Accelerator

Space Propulsion:

  • Modeling High-Power Interactions with Target Materials

PRIME:

  • Facility for Particle/Radiation Interaction with Matter Experiments (PRIME)


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