Expanse Supercomputer Aids in Nanoparticle Assembly Research

Snapshots of two nanoparticles obtained from the simulations run at Expanse. The cube and sphere interact through faces, edges and vertices.

First discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains in 1839, perovskites are minerals that scientists have long recognized for their potential around stability and efficiency in materials design. In terms of nanoscience and nanoparticles, perovskites may be able to literally change the world by enabling researchers to develop these materials with traits that seem to outshine those of today’s common materials.

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