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  • HPC Grand Challenge Textile

    “Grand Challenge Case Study: Textile Manufacturing.”

    Spin Fiber Faster to Gain a Competitive Edge for U.S. Textile Manufacturing

    Spin Fiber Faster to Gain a Competitive Edge for U.S. Textile Manufacturing, sponsored by the Department of Energy Office of Science, provides additional evidence, along with concrete and quantifiable assessments, of the economic benefits of HPC-driven innovation. This report is one of five in this first series of grand challenge studies describing some of the “what if” questions that HPC can address and the new opportunities for economic growth it can create. The grand challenge studies focus on the oil and gas, chemical, and auto industries.

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  • HPC Grand Challenge Catalyst

    “Grand Challenge Case Study: Crude Oil Catalysts.”

    Customized Catalysts to Improve Crude Oil Yields: Getting More Bang from Each Barrel

    Customized Catalysts to Improve Crude Oil Yields: Getting More Bang from Each Barrel, sponsored by the Department of Energy Office of Science, provides additional evidence, along with concrete and quantifiable assessments, of the economic benefits of HPC-driven innovation. This report is one of five in this first series of grand challenge studies describing some of the “what if” questions that HPC can address and the new opportunities for economic growth it can create. The grand challenge studies focus on the oil and gas, chemical, and auto industries.
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  • HPC Grand Challenge Auto Crash

    “Grand Challenge Case Study: Auto Crash Safety.”

    Auto Crash Safety: It’s Not Just for Dummies

    Auto Crash Safety: It’s Not Just for Dummies, sponsored by the Department of Energy Office of Science, provides additional evidence, along with concrete and quantifiable assessments, of the economic benefits of HPC-driven innovation. This report is one of five in this first series of grand challenge studies describing some of the “what if” questions that HPC can address and the new opportunities for economic growth it can create. The grand challenge studies focus on the oil and gas, chemical, and auto industries.
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