Multiscale Computational Physics Lab

MCPL Director, Dr. Chen, was recently interviewed and featured in a podcast of Composite Weekly.

Driving American Manufacturing into the Future Through Technology and Talent Development - Composites Weekly This week I welcome Dr. David Hicks and Dr. James Chen to the podcast show. We’ll be discussing LIFT, a Detroit-based national manufacturing innovation institute, and its recent partnership with the University of Buffalo on a project to accelerate the development of materials for hypersonic system...

MCPL is partnering with LIFT and recently awarded a $628k project focusing on accelerated design of hypersonic materials. We are very excited about the opportunity.

University at Buffalo, LIFT Launch Project to Accelerate Development of Hypersonic Materials - LIFT Buffalo will lead the development of ceramics and ceramic matrix composite simulations, making them more relevant and accessible to manufacturers. DETROIT – LIFT, the Detroit-based national manufacturing innovation institute, today announced the University at Buffalo has joined the institute on a ...

MCPL is proudly part of CHREST. We use exascale simulation as our tool exploring the mysterious physical world.

Happy National Exascale Day! Learn how our new Center for Hybrid Rocket Exascale Simulation Technology (CHREST) is using exascale computing to improve hybrid rocket motors and enable the next generation of low-cost space flight. https://bit.ly/3lTgfgB