The OSIRIS framework is a fully relativistic particle-in-cell code with widespread use in the academic community developed by the team coordinating this project. It is used by over 40 research groups worldwide, and it contributed to over 400 publications in leading scientific journals. It is our goal with this open-source project to further extend our community to other users in science and industry and to provide an open simulation platform that will be the worldwide reference for kinetic plasma simulations, in terms of usability, features, and exascale level performance.

OSIRIS mailing list

The best way to get your user and development questions answered is through our mailing list. It is also your opportunity to help, and collaborate with, other OSIRIS users worldwide. Please join our mailing list here:

  • OSIRIS mailing list (coming soon)

OSIRIS consortium

If you would like to get in touch with the OSIRIS consortium regarding joining the team or other global project-related questions please use GitHub and open a new issue with the “consortium” label. (Please, no user and development questions through this channel).