Four Physics professors get 34.7 M cpu-hours from Compute Canada

Jan 2013: In this year's allocation, Compute Canada has awarded Hong Guo, Sangyong Jeon, Victoria Kaspi and Nikolas Provatas close to 34.7 million processor-hours (with market value of over 2.2 M$) to further their research in `First principles modeling of nanoelectronics and artificial photosynthesis' (Guo), `Comprehensive investigation of quark-gluon plasma in relativistic heavy ion collisions' (Jeon), `Surveys for Radio Pulsars' (Kaspi) and `Multiscale phase-field crystal study of nano- and micro-structure evolution in materials out of equilibrium' (Provatas). Compute Canada's press release can be found here.