Our goal is to deliver the best possible software to our customers. That’s why we never stop to develop new models and functionalities. In order to provide the competitive edge to our users, we stay connected to academia and regularly participate in fundamental research projects.
OpenModel embraces existing and emerging standards for semantic interoperability based on the European Materials & Modelling Ontology (EMMO) enabling seamless integration with the Materials Modelling Market Places (MMMP) that provide the access to all necessary models, tools, expertise, and data that are necessary to populate the workflows with and to the HPC platforms to complete the offers to customers. OpenModel’s deep foundations in EMMO also supports the current developments towards a “common language” for materials modelling and characterization.
TUSAIL is an Innovative Training Network funded by Horizon 2020 which comprises 16 academic and industrial partners in total, led by the University of Edinburgh. TUSAIL stands for “Training in Upscaling particle Systems: Advancing Industry across Length-scales”. Over the course of four years, TUSAIL will train 15 early-career researchers (ESRs) through a combination of PhD research, scientific training and industrial secondments. The reliable, validated simulation methodologies and tools developed in TUSAIL will be disseminated to industry, enabling quantitative predictions of large industrial processes which will be of value for design, operation and optimisation.
The overarching goal of the MARKETPLACE project is to design, create and maintain a sustainable web-based platform providing a central access point to all needed tangible and intangible modelling components and making them available to the entire materials modelling community. These include activities on databases, modelling, integrated open simulation platforms, and translation and knowledge services.
The overarching goal of the MARKETPLACE project is to design, create and maintain a sustainable web-based platform providing a central access point to all needed tangible and intangible modelling components and making them available to the entire materials modelling community. These include activities on databases, modelling, integrated open simulation platforms, and translation and knowledge services.
The overarching goal of the MARKETPLACE project is to design, create and maintain a sustainable web-based platform providing a central access point to all needed tangible and intangible modelling components and making them available to the entire materials modelling community. These include activities on databases, modelling, integrated open simulation platforms, and translation and knowledge services.
MATHEGRAM is a H2020 MARIE Skłodowska-CURIE Innovative Training Network (ITN). The goal of the project to find out how granular materials behave through 15 projects being carried out by a cohort of early stage researchers.
Our part is the development cross-platform CFD-DEM models for coupled heat and mass transfer.
The main objectives of the project are to develop an open-source computational platform that will allow the rational design of the second generation of gas-particle CO2 capture technologies based on nano-structured materials. Design and manufacture nano-structured material and shorten the development process of nano-enabled products based on the multi-scale modelling. Design and demonstrate an energy conversion reactor with CO2 capture based on the superior performance of nano-structured materials.
The overarching goal of the MARKETPLACE project is to design, create and maintain a sustainable web-based platform providing a central access point to all needed tangible and intangible modelling components and making them available to the entire materials modelling community. These include activities on databases, modelling, integrated open simulation platforms, and translation and knowledge services.
