Grant DENA0003963
FY2020 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-12
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award DENA0003963 is a grant from the Department of Energy to University of Illinois, $16.6M obligated, FY2020 to FY2026. The work is performed in Illinois. Source
Description
to Fundamentally Advance a Physics-Based Prediction Capability for an Exciting Class of Carboncomposite Materials with the Aim of Substantively Advancing Scramjet Propulsion. Establish Predictive Confidence for the Required Novel Integrated Multi-Scale/Multi-Physics Model, Exploiting High-Performance Computing to Resolve Length and Time Scales, and Quantifying Uncertainty in Close Concert with CO-Designed Physics-Targeted and Physics-Integrated Experiments. Realize Flexible Performance at Scale on Advanced Architectures Via Novel Yet Practical Computer Science Advances, Which Are Compatible with Present-Day Applications and Prioritize Leveraging Community Tools as Well as Developing New Ones. Recruit, Train, and Place Students in Predictive Science: Both Computer Scientists, Versed in the Unique Challenges of Goal-Driven Computational Science, and Computational Scientists, Eager to Leverage Modern Computer Science to Achieve HPC Performance and to Integrate Experiments for Assessing and Rehiring Prediction Models.