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Research in computational materials science.
Research in computational materials science.
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This project simulates the formation of Bulk Metallic Glass, a material stronger than most steels and as elastic as most polymers. Bulk metallic glasses have applications in everything from damage-resistant smartphones to bio-compatible glucose monitors for diabetics. However, there exist challenges in designing optimal bulk metallic glasses and understanding the ways that their bulk properties relate to their micro-scale formation. This project, performed in collaboration with Yale University's O'Hern group, aims to gain greater fundamental understanding of these materials.


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Research in computational materials science.





This project simulates the formation of Bulk Metallic Glass, a material stronger than most steels and as elastic as most polymers. Bulk metallic glasses have applications in everything from damage-resistant smartphones to bio-compatible glucose monitors for diabetics. However, there exist challenges in designing optimal bulk metallic glasses and understanding the ways that their bulk properties relate to their micro-scale formation. This project, performed in collaboration with Yale University's O'Hern group, aims to gain greater fundamental understanding of these materials.

BMG@Home
Start March 2016
End May 2016
Status beta
Admin Bradley Dice
Institution Yale University
Country Canada
Area Physics
Apps
Win BMG at Home 1.00
Linux
Mac
64bit BMG at Home 1.00 [win]
PS3
ATI
CUDA
Intel
Android
RPi
NCI
System-Specs
VRAM SP DP
RAM 1 MB
Runtime 30min-14h
HDD 1MB
Traffic dl/ul kb / kb
Deadline 7 days
Checkpoints