NEUP CINR-17-12853: HPC Access to Advance Understanding of Fission Gas Behavior in Nuclear Fuel

This pre-application request access to 10 Million cpu hours of high performance computing (HPC) resources each of 2 years, through the NSUF ,to support a high visibility pilot project demonstrating the ability of the DOE Office of Nuclear Energy to work with the Office of Science as part of the Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) program. The objective of this project is to develop high-performance simulation tools to predict fission gas bubble evolution in nuclear fuel.

Additional Info

Field	Value
Awarded Institution	University of Tennessee at Knoxville
PI	Brian Wirth