The High Performance Computing Research Symposium is an informal bimonthly gathering that allows HPC users from across campus to learn about research computing projects within and outside of their domain and encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and an exchange of HPC tricks and techniques. At each meeting, two presenters will share their experiences with using the Henry2 cluster, including a discussion of computational methodologies and a summary of research results.

Join us as Anna Iskhakova of the Department of Nuclear Engineering Department presents "Modeling Interface-Capturing Flow Boiling Phenomena in a Heat Exchanger" and Het Patel of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering presents "Use of HPC to Discover Flow Physics from Large Fluid Dataset."