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5th EMMC International Workshop 2025
APR
Tue
08
APR
Wed
09
APR
Thu
10

This was 4 weeks ago

Location

TU Vienna (main building)

Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space

Accelerating innovation in advanced materials and ensuring sustainability requires a step-change not only in materials research techniques such as advanced modelling and characterisation methods, but also in bringing together expertise and information (data with meaning) that meets the highly complex decisions that underly the innovation process and materials life cycle. Required are much improved, FAIR data integration, trust and transparency, fast, reliable and traceable decision systems, as well as sophisticated models.

The European Materials Modelling Council 2025 International Workshop will discuss advances and future directions in how both accelerated innovation and sustainability are supported by a Knowledge Ecosystem based on materials modelling and data integration.

The workshop will discuss these points from different perspectives including

  • Advancements in modelling and integration with characterisation
  • Digitalisation and Interoperability including Materials Commons [2]
  • Software development, deployment and maintenance
  • Adoption in industrial ecosystems
  • Sustainability
  • Policy

More information and registration are available here. 

Please note that there is a registration fee for this event.

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