In this case study, we hear from Alexis Manche, a Research Associate in the Scanlon Materials Theory Group in the School of Chemistry, who uses BlueBEAR to investigate how atomic-scale defects and charge transport affect next-generation battery materials. I am a computational materials chemist working in the Scanlon Materials Theory Group at the University of … Continue reading “Following ions and electrons through battery materials with BlueBEAR”
Tag: High-Performance Computing
Exploring the dynamics of alien solar systems with BlueBEAR
In this case study, we hear from Alix Freckelton, a PhD student in Physics and Astronomy, who is exploring transit timing variations (TTVs). My research focuses on transit timing variations (TTVs): these are tiny irregularities in the times that we see exoplanets transiting their host stars. TTVs are caused in multi-planet systems by the planets … Continue reading “Exploring the dynamics of alien solar systems with BlueBEAR”