Summit Supercomputer Used to Model Classroom Covid Spread

classroom covid spread graphic

As the world’s students return to classrooms, a general unease remains over the dynamics of Covid transmission even as the omicron variant settles into a lull. A trio of researchers from Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign used the most powerful supercomputer in the country to simulate how Covid particles might spread in a classroom and how different classroom policies might affect that spread.

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