Astrophysics

• “Multidimensional Simulations of Core Collapse Supernovae”
  Anthony Mezzacappa, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 6,000,000 hours
• “First Principles Models of Type Ia Supernovae”
  Stan Woosley, University of Californ, Santa Cruz
  Jaguar: 3,500,000 hours
• “Numerical Relativity Simulations of Binary Black Holes and Gravitational Radiation”
  Joan Centrella, National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration
  Jaguar: 1,000,000 hours

Biology

• “Cellulosic Ethanol: Physical Basis of Recalcitrance to Hydrolysis of Lignocellulosic Biomass”
  Jeremy Smith, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 3,500,000 hours
• “Gating Mechanism of Membrane Proteins”
  Benoit Roux, Argonne Nat Lab & The University of Chicago
  Jaguar: 3,500,000 hours

Chemistry

• “Molecular simulation of complex chemical systems”
  Christopher Mundy, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 750,000 hours
• “An Integrated Approach to the Rational Design of Chemical Catalysts”
  Robert Harrison, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 10,000,000 hours

Climate

• “The Role of Eddies in the Meridional Overturning Circulation”
  Paola Cessi, University of California, San Diego
  Phoenix:  486,000 hours
• “Assessing Global Climate Response of the NCAR-CCSM3: CO2 Sensitivity and Abrupt Climate Change”
  Zhengyu Liu, University of Wisconsin - Madison
  Phoenix: 420,000 processor hours
• “Eulerian and Lagrangian Studies of Turbulent Transport in the Global Ocean”
  Synte Peacock, ASC/Alliance Flash Center, University of Chicago
  Jaguar: 3,163,000 hours
• “Climate-Science Computational End Station Development and Grand Challenge Team”
  Warren Washington, National Center for Atmospheric Research
  Jaguar: 15,718,000 hours
• “Modeling Reactive Flows in Porous Media”
  Peter Lichtner, Los Alamos National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 1,800,000 processor hours

Computer Science

• “Performance Evaluation and Analysis Consortium End Station”
  Patrick Worley, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 4,000,000 hours

Engineering

• “High-Fidelity Simulations for Clean and Efficient Combustion of Alternative Fuels”
  Jacqueline Chen, Sandia National Laboratories
  Jaguar: 18,000,000 hours
• “Clean and Efficient Coal Gasifier Designs using Large-Scale Simulations”
  Madhava Syamlal, National Energy Technology Laboratory
  Jaguar: 3,000,000 hours
• “Landmark Direct Numerical Simulations of Separation and Transition for Aerospace-Relevant Wall-Bounded Shear Flows”
  Hermann Fasel, University of Arizona
  Phoenix: 400,000 hours

Fusion

• “Verification and validation of petascale simulation of turbulent transport in fusion plasmas”
  Patrick Diamond, University of California, San Diego
  Jaguar: 8,000,000 hours
• “Fluctuation Spectra and Anomalous Heating in Magnetized Plasma Turbulence”
  William Dorland, University of Maryland
  Jaguar: 4,000,000 hours
• “Gyrokinetic steady state transport simulations”
  Jeff Candy, General Atomics
  Jaguar: 1,500,000 hours
• “High Power Electromagnetic Wave Heating in the ITER Burning Plasma”
  E. Fred Jaeger, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 1,000,000 hours

Materials

• “Predictive and accurate Monte Carlo based simulations for Mott insulators, cuprate superconductors, and nanoscale systems.”
  Thomas Schulthess, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 10,000,000 hours
• “Electronic, Lattice, and Mechanical Properties of Novel Nano-Structured Bulk Materials”
  Jihui Yang, GM R&D Center
  Jaguar : 10,000,000 hours
• “Development and Correlations of Large Scale Computational Tools for Flight Vehicles”
  Moeljo Hong, The Boeing Company
  Jaguar: 100,000 hours
  Phoenix: 300,000 hours
• “Bose-Einstein condensation vs. quantum localization in quantum magnets”
  Tommaso Roscilde, Max-Planck Gesellschaft
  Jaguar: 1,200,000 hours
• “Linear Scale Electronic Structure Calculations for Nanostructures”
   Lin-Wang Wang, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 2,100,000 hours

Physics

• “Computational Nuclear Structure”
  David Dean, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Jaguar: 7,500,000 processor hours
• “Petascale Computing for Terascale Particle Accelerator: International Linear Collider Design and Modeling”
  Lie-Quan Lee, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
  Jaguar: 4,500,000 processor hours
• “Lattice QCD”
  Robert Sugar. University of California, Santa Barbara
  Jaguar: 7,100,000 processor hours
• “Computational Atomic and Molecular Physics for Advances in Astrophysics, Chemical Sciences and Fusion Energy Sciences”
  Michael Pindzola, Auburn University
  Phoenix: 2,000,000 processor hours
• “Modeling heliospheric phenomena with an adaptive, MHD-Boltzmann code”
  Nikolai Pogorelov, University of California, Riverside
  Jaguar: 850,000 hours