Simulations and Data Labs

NHR@SW Simulation and Data Labs are virtual, cross-site teams that provide domain-specific HPC expertise for scientific communities. They connect researchers’ application challenges with methods, software, and computing infrastructure across the consortium.

The SDLs support users from their first steps on HPC systems through large-scale workflows. Their activities include maintaining domain software, individual consulting and code and workflow optimization, developing and evaluating algorithms for current and emerging architectures, conducting original research, and offering hands-on training. Through close collaboration with JSC and other NHR centers, they help create a path from Tier-3 to Tier-1 computing.

Domain ExpertiseScientific SoftwareIndividual ConsultingResearchHands-on Training
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Simulation and Data Lab

Quantum Computing

Connecting quantum resources with classical HPC through hybrid algorithms, software frameworks, error mitigation, quantum annealing, and access to systems such as Baby Diamond.

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Simulation and Data Lab

Nuclear, Particle and Astrophysics

Developing and optimizing algorithms and scientific software for QCD, nuclear and particle physics, and astrophysics on current and future HPC architectures.

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Simulation and Data Lab

Life Sciences and Molecular Systems

Supporting scalable simulations, multiscale modeling, data management, and AI/ML workflows across life sciences, molecular systems, and medicine.

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