The former Computational Science Graduate Fellowship recipient escaped the communist regime with his family, then found a love of physics.
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June 2010
Forceful thinking
A quantum curiosity called the Casimir force gums up micro- and nanomachines. Work at MIT led by a newly minted alumnus of the DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship suggests uses for the force – and ways around it.
Getting a grip on the grid
A PNNL team enlists new algorithms and powerful computers to quickly analyze which combinations of failures most threaten the power grid.
Grids grasp at multiple threads to block blackouts
A supercomputer’s unusual qualities make it a good fit with electric system problems.
