Welcome! This wiki page is for current or future students who are interested in Dr. Palmer’s research group. Our interests vary from accelerated transport methods, to core design, isotope production, and the use of advanced computational techniques to solve large scale problems. We have provided some useful links to help current students (or just the casual passerby) find information on simulation tools available, thesis formatting, etc. Along with this we have provided an interactive section (via Google Colab/Jypter Notebooks) for others to examine the work we have done to get a feel for our projects.
If you’re interested in attending OSU, please feel free to visit our individual pages and see what we are working on. You can also reach out to any of us and we would be more than happy to answer any questions about our work, funding, or general life at OSU.
Our research group is in the process of transitioning much of our work to Jupyter notebooks, which will allow us to share our work here and allow others view what we have been up to. New to Jupyter notebooks? Check out an introduction to Juypter Notebooks HERE (Note: This will take you to a Google Colab page) Below is a selection of our work. Additional work is constantly being updated, so come back and see what else is new.
Hey weary traveler, looking for some light reading? Inquire at the links below.
Find an error? Raise an issue or, better yet, fix it (see wiki/derivations/README.txt) and put in a pull request!
Hyper-parameter tuning for Surrogate Model Generation - link
Multi-Agent Blackboard System Benchmark - link