Research Highlights: Gauss Centre for Supercomputing e.V.

Scientists have long used supercomputers to better understand how turbulent flows behave under a variety of conditions. Recognizing a need to include the complex but essential concept of “intermittency” in turbulent flows, researchers at CORIA and RWTH Aachen University used Jülich Supercomputing Centre’s infrastructure to run highly detailed simulations.

With the help of HLRS's Hazel Hen supercomputer, an RWTH Aachen University team reaches a new milestone in modeling turbulence, paving the road to better power plant modeling and design in the future.

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Research Highlight – July 07, 2021 Researchers Use Europe’s Fastest Supercomputer System to Run Record-Breaking Simulations Deciphering the Smallest Structures of Turbulence

Research Highlight – June 08, 2017 Researchers Compute Their Way Toward Cleaner Coal Plants

Research Highlight – July 07, 2021
Researchers Use Europe’s Fastest Supercomputer System to Run Record-Breaking Simulations Deciphering the Smallest Structures of Turbulence

Research Highlight – June 08, 2017
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