ESD’s Karsten Pruess was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Development of the TOUGH Codes on Tuesday, September 18th at the 2012 TOUGH Symposium, in LBNL’s Building 50 Auditorium.
This week in LBNL’s Building 50 auditorium, ESD hosts a symposium on the applications of the TOUGH numerical simulator—a suite of computer programs for simulating multiphase fluid and heat flow in porous and fractured rock.
ESD’s Ben Gilbert recently led a group of scientists to the first direct observations of electron hopping in rust particles—a phenomenon that holds significance for a broad range of environment- and energy-related applications..