I will describe how to use the most powerful supercomputers to study the matter that made our Universe microseconds after its birth.

 

Bio：Dr. Mukherjee obtained his Ph.D. in theoretical physics from Tata Institute, India, in 2007. After spending a couple of years as a postdoctoral fellow in Bielefeld University, Germany, he joined Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA, where he is a tenured Scientist since 2016. Dr. Mukherjee’s current research interests span through lattice gauge theories, QCD under extreme conditions, out-of-equilibrium QCD, phenomenology of heavy-ion collision experiments, properties and structures of hadrons. Presently, he is also the Project Director of the Beam Energy Scan Theory topical collaboration, leader of the BNL-hub of the Scientific Discovery Through Advance Computing in lattice QCD, and a member of the Scientific Program Committee of the US-based lattice QCD consortium USQCD.