Computational Science and Engineering

In partnership with national laboratories in and near Boulder, and regional universities, CU-Boulder is ideally positioned to take a leadership role in interdisciplinary computational science and engineering involving large-scale computer simulations in key areas such as weather, genomics, and energy requiring cooperation between scientists and engineers. Among the resources managed by the Boulder campus director of research computing are a research computing cluster, a campus network for data intensive science, a National Science Foundation-funded peta-scale storage library, and a supercomputer which ranks among the world’s fastest.

For more information, select from the following:

Research Centers

Center for Aerospace Structures

Center for Advanced Decision Support for Water and  Environmental Systems

Fast Hybrid Test Laboratory

Additional Facilities

CU-Boulder Research Computing Group 

Departmental Research

Aerospace Engineering Sciences — Aerospace Engineering Systems (AESys)

Applied Mathematics — Computational Mathematics

Chemical and Biological Engineering — Computational Materials Science and Biology

Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering — Fast Hybrid Testing

Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering — Computer Engineering

Computer Science — Computational Science and Engineering and Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Mechanical Engineering — Collaborative for Fluid and Energy Sciences

Affiliated Programs

Computational Bioscience Program, Anschutz Medical Campus