2005 INCITE Projects
In December 2004, the
DOE Office of Science selected three computational science projects to receive
a total of 6.5 million hours of supercomputing time at the NERSC Center.
The projects are expected to significantly advance our understanding
of ways to reduce pollution, to gain greater insight into how stars and solar
systems form, and advance our knowledge about how proteins express genetic
information.
Innovative and Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment (INCITE)
is a competitive program designed to support a small number of computationally
intensive, large-scale research projects that can make high-impact scientific
advances through the use of a substantial allocation of computer time and data
storage at the NERSC Center. The INCITE program specifically encourages proposals
from universities and other research institutions.
The three projects selected by the INCITE review team are:
2005 NERSC Annual Report articles on INCITE projects:
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