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Image:Science at Exascale- Simulating Small Modular Reactor Operations - 49749891898.png|''[[wikipedia:Small Modular Reactor|Coupled Monte Carlo Neutronics and Fluid Flow Simulation of Small Modular Reactor]]'' (OLCF) | Image:Science at Exascale- Simulating Small Modular Reactor Operations - 49749891898.png|''[[wikipedia:Small Modular Reactor|Coupled Monte Carlo Neutronics and Fluid Flow Simulation of Small Modular Reactor]]'' (OLCF) | ||
Image:Titan propels GE beyond the limits of gas turbine testing (27376088085).jpg|''[[wikipedia:Gas turbine|Simulation of combustion within two adjacent gas turbine combustors]]'' (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) | Image:Titan propels GE beyond the limits of gas turbine testing (27376088085).jpg|''[[wikipedia:Gas turbine|Simulation of combustion within two adjacent gas turbine combustors]]'' (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) | ||
Image:Binary Black Hole.jpg|''[[wikipedia: | Image:Binary Black Hole.jpg|''[[wikipedia:Binary_black_hole|This computer generated image shows the warped view of a pair of supermassive black holes orbiting each other]]'' (Jeremy Schnittman) | ||
Image:When Black Holes Collide.jpg|''[[wikipedia:Black Holes|Black Holes]]''(NASA Blueshift) | Image:When Black Holes Collide.jpg|''[[wikipedia:Black Holes|Black Holes]]''(NASA Blueshift) | ||
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Empowering Collaboration for Advanced Computing and Smart City Technology
The Modelado Foundation, also known as OpenCommons, is a 501c6 non-profit organization that serves as a neutral platform for companies, universities, and government agencies to collaborate on advanced and extreme-scale and distributed computing. With a rich history rooted in fostering innovation and collaboration, the foundation has become a trusted facilitator for cutting-edge initiatives in the technology sector.
Simulation of a pair of neutron stars colliding (NASA/AEI/ZIB/M. Koppitz and L. Rezzolla)
Simulation of combustion within two adjacent gas turbine combustors (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Black Holes(NASA Blueshift)
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