2021 DOE NNSA SSGF & LRGFAnnual Program Review Presentations Tuesday, August 10 Shelly Olsan President, Krell Institute Krell Welcome Njema Frazier Director, Office of Experimental Sciences, National Nuclear Security Administration, U.S. Department of Energy DOE NNSA Welcome Victor Rozsa University of Chicago First Principles Studies of Aqueous Solutions at Ambient and Extreme Conditions Benjamin Musci Georgia Institute of Technology A Big Slice o' Pizza: Supernova Mixing in a Lab Erin Good Louisiana State University How it Happens: The Creation and Commissioning of New Experimental Systems Aaron (Miguel) Holgado University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Double-Neutron-Star Origins: The Interplay of Strong Gravity, Nuclear Microphysics, and Macroscopic Astrophysics Daniel Woodbury University of Maryland, College Park Applications of Intense Mid-Infrared Laser-Plasma Interactions Paul Fanto Yale University Statistical Properties of Nuclei: Beyond the Mean-Field Approximation E. Paige Abel Michigan State University Production of 47Sc Through Isotope Harvesting at the NSCL Gabriel Shipley University of New Mexico On the Dynamic Generation of Megagauss-Level Magnetic Fields to Magnetize and Stabilize Pulsed-Power-Driven Implosions Erin Nissen University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Investigating the Reactive Nature of Nitromethane, an Explosive Liquid, Under Tabletop Shock Compression Gil Shohet Stanford University Dusty Plasma Effects in Hypervelocity Impacts
