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Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences

This program advances the use of scalable computing in scientific and engineering computation. We develop new programming paradigms for novel hardware, most recently for accelerators, such as graphical processing unit (GPUs). The AMCS program interfaces and collaborates with many application scientists and engineers, both in Ames and around the world. Our researchers collaborate with groups from other DOE laboratories to develop novel methods for adaptive programming, computational quality of service, sparse matrix solvers, and graphical interfaces.

Monk returns to SULI roots

Around the World and Back Again

Former SULI intern returns to Ames Lab

(This article originally appeared in the December 2007 issue of Insider)

It’s not true that “you can’t go home again.” Just ask Travis Monk, whose journey back to the Ames Laboratory involved a couple of years, the completion of two degrees and a stay in a foreign country.

Education

Education

The MFRC has established a network of Midwest crime laboratories and university-based forensic science programs.

Forensic Web Sites and Reports

Meetings, Conferences, and Short Courses

Forensic Science Communications List

Reports of Interest

Midwest Forensics Resource Center

Due to new policies within Ames Laboratory, the MFRC was required to change the Partner's account password (in June 2011). Please contact us to obtain the new login credentials.

 

What's New at the MFRC

Ames Laboratory Scientists Win R&D 100 Award For Virtual Engineering Software

AMES, Iowa – Two researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory and Iowa State University have won a 2009 R&D 100 Award for software that will help engineers design the next generation of highly efficient and low-emission power plants.

Inquiry Spring 2009

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The Energy Issue - Read about the many ways Ames Laboratory is helping find energy solutions.

Students to Put Their Science Knowledge to the Test

For Release: Jan. 26, 2009

Contacts:
Steve Karsjen, Public Affairs, (515) 294-5643