Large-Scale Community Projects Allocation

LSCP Awardees

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The National Science Foundation approved allocations of supercomputing time on Frontera to 8 Large Scale Community Projects (LSCP), starting in June 2020, with the opportunity to continue for three years to support long-lived science and engineering experiments. The LSCP allocations fill a void by providing research projects serving large numbers of researchers who would otherwise find it difficult to compete for allocations as an individual researcher.

Principal Investigator	Organization	Title	Allocation Date
Kenneth Bloom	University of Nebraska at Lincoln	Frontera Computing for the Compact Muon Solenoid at the Large Hadron Collider	January 2020
Manuela Campanelli	Rochester Institute of Technology	Advancing Computational Methods to Understand the Dynamics of Ejection, Accretion, Winds and Jets in Neutron Star Mergers	January 2020
Chi-kwan Chan	University of Arizona	The Frontera-Event Horizon Telescope Partnership	January 2020
Keh-Fei Liu	University of Kentucky	Neutron Electric Dipole Moment from Lattice QCD	April 2020
Robert Gardner	University of Chicago	Discovery and Measurement at the Energy Frontier with the ATLAS Detector at the CERN Large Hadron Collider	January 2020
Christine Goulet	University of Southern California	SCEC Earthquake Modeling, Ground Motion, and Hazard Simulations	January 2020
Francis Halzen	University of Wisconsin	IceCube Computing on Frontera	January 2020
Saul A. Teukolsky	Cornell University	Gravitational Waves from Compact Binaries: Computational Contributions to LIGO	January 2020
David Vartanyan	University of California, Berkeley	Understanding the Global Behavior of Core-Collapse Supernovae	January 2020

View April 2020 LSCP and Pathways Project Abstracts (53 KB PDF)

View January 2020 LSCP and Pathways Project Abstracts (127 KB PDF)