Second Target Station Computer Science and Math Workshop Report

Stuart Campbell; Mathieu Doucet; Steven Hartman; John Hetrick; Jiao Lin; Yaohua Liu; Thomas Naughton III; Thomas Proffen; Shuo Qian; Jon Taylor

doi:10.2172/1909115

Second Target Station Computer Science and Math Workshop Report

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Discovery science drives innovation and underpins the technological advances that will solve some of society’s most challenging issues, including clean energy technologies, better medicines, safe potable water, and addressing aging infrastructures, including transportation. Many of these advances will result from basic research into new materials and new ways to optimize our use of existing materials. Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s neutron sources provide cutting-edge scientific tools to probe the structure and dynamics of matter in unique ways. This insight is fundamental to advancing our ability to discover, design, control, and use new materials to address society’s most pressing needs.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	United States
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1909115
State	Published - 2022

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97 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING

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