Los Alamos National Lab accepting applications for summer workshop in computational physics — Jan. 26 deadline

Los Alamos National Laboratory is accepting applications for its Computational Physics Students Summer Workshop, which takes place from June 8 through August 14, 2015. Graduate and undergraduate students are eligible to apply. Topics will include:

• A Variable Density Incompressible RANS Testbed in Python (RANS)
• Multi-Scale Materials Modeling (MultiScale)
• Topics in Lagrangian, Compressible, Multi-Phase Flow(NextGen)
• Warm Dense Matter Calculations using OFMD (OFMD)
• Modeling Warm Dense Matter using Quantum-Mechanical Density Function Theory (DFT)
• Monte Carlo Thermal Radiation Transport (MCRad)
• Production Codes on Xeon Phi/Knights Corner (Knights)
• Lagrangian radiation hydrodynamics (RadHydro)
• Determining the Effectiveness of the Menikoff-Kober Crush-Out Model for Studying Lunar Crater Formation(Moon)
• Computational Physics on Advanced Architectures using a Domain-Specific Language (DSL)
• Advanced Mesh-Free Methods for Compressible Mechanics (MeshFree)

Fellowships, typically ranging from $7,500 to $13,000, are available. The deadline for applying is Jan. 26, 2015. See the program web site for more information.