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Projects in Scientific Computation
CSC researchers undertake research in a wide variety of disciplines, ranging from computational mathematics and statistics to engineering and particle physics.
Specific projects include:
Integrated photonics modeling based on FDTD methods; coupled optical sensor and mechanical flexing models for neuro-photonics; simulation of photonic bandgap crystals (Christensen/Huntoon)
Simulation of multi-phase flow and heat transfer in deforming porous media; multi-scale multi-physics modeling of the static and dynamic response of soil systems; computational geomechanics; modeling of flood-induced failure of levee systems; static and dynamic soil-foundation-structure interaction. (El Shamy)
Radiation boundary conditions for wave propagation
(Hagstrom)
Preprocessing of gene expression microarrays; detecting gene enrichment in biological pathways; analysis of high-throughput gene sequencing experiments; metagenomics; combining data from more than one high-throughput assay.
(McGee)
Large scale solvers for fusion energy and core-collapse supernovae
(Reynolds)
Multi-scale, multi-physics modeling and simulation of cosmic reionization
(Reynolds)
Simulation of particle collider physics
(Sekula)
Ultrahigh resolution micro finite element modeling of trabecular bone fracture.
(Tong)
Multiple drug resistance problems in cancer chemotherapies and HIV-AIDS
(Wise)
Mechanistic studies on the ATP synthase -- the world's most powerful rotary motor
(Wise)
Fluid dynamics of insect flight, turbulence control, supersonic and hypersonic turbulence, and two-fluid flows.
(Xu)
Computational nano mechanics in electronic materials.
(You)