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Cracking Quantum Mechanics with Code

Density functional theory simplifies quantum mechanical calculations to understand materials properties at the subatomic scale.

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An AI-Empowered Workforce

Livermore embraces the transformational potential of large language models for scientific applications and operational efficiency.


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Computational Tools for Designer Alloys

Livermore-developed alloy optimization software combines a proven methodology with machine-learning processes to accelerate discovery of new alloys.


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Building a Sustainable Software Ecosystem

High-performance computing relies on the development, enhancement, and sustainment of critical software and an active community dedicated to the cause.

From Foundation to Future

Commentary by Glenn Fox

Principal Associate Director for Physical and Life Sciences


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