The NSF-funded project, called MUSES, will help to build an open-source cyberinfrastructure that can be used to generate Equations of State for astronomical research.
Author: NCSA News Staff
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Helping Teens Study the Universe
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From Planets to Galaxies and Gravitational Waves
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