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01 /2026Manuscript pending

OPEN-TR-2026-01 · Proposed OPEN technical report

Agentic Orchestration for Legacy Fortran/C++ Monte Carlo Energy Transport Solvers and Distributed Microgrid Telemetry

Proposed authors: Jeffrey H. Kleck, Matthew P. Lungren, Open Power & Energy Network Computational Physics Group

Proposed scope: multi-agent workflows for legacy EGS4/MCNP transport software, modern C++/Rust architectures, and predictive load balancing for renewable microgrids.

Publication, authorship confirmation, and dataset release are pending. No manuscript or code download is currently available.

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02 /2025–2026Manuscript pending

OPEN-TR-2025-04 · Proposed OPEN technical report

Multimodal Scientific Foundation Models for Solid-State Battery Thermal Dynamics and High-Density Grid Resilience

Proposed authors: Matthew P. Lungren, Jeffrey H. Kleck, Steve Young

Proposed scope: evaluation benchmarks that combine grid telemetry and materials descriptors to study battery thermal dynamics and energy-storage dispatch.

Publication, authorship confirmation, and dataset release are pending. No manuscript or code download is currently available.

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