DOE Announces Five New HPC4 Energy Innovation Projects at LLNL

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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Machina Labs collaborate with to apply machine learning to aluminum sheet metal processing for aerospace and automotive applications. Image courtesy of Machina Labs.

The Department of Energy (DOE) announced two rounds of awards for the High-Performance Computing for Energy Innovation Program (HPC4EI), including five projects at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). HPC4EI connects industry with the computational resources and expertise of the DOE national laboratories to solve challenges in manufacturing, accelerate discovery and adoption of new materials and improve energy efficiency. The five projects involve additive manufacturing, aluminum sheet metal processing, heat-treatment processes for gas turbine parts, lithium-ion batteries, and improving efficiencies in energy producing turbines.

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