Speakers / Chairs

Plenary Talks

Sir C. Richard A. Catlow

University College London and Cardiff University, United Kingdom

Interatomic Potentials - Why we still need them and how can we improve them

Emanuele Ghedini

University of Bologna, Italy

From ontology to practical applications

Citrine Informatics, USA

Digitalisation of Materials Innovation

EPFL, Switzerland

The digital infrastructures for 21st-century science

Ontology for business opportunities for simulation and comparison of methods

European Commission - DG Research & Innovation

Materials modelling and digitalisation - a key enabler for industrial innovation in Horizon Europe

Challenges and Opportunities for Airbus towards Digitalization of Composite Materials

Session 1

Ludovic Briquet

Johnson Matthey, United Kingdom

Modelling gaps (and benefits) at the electronic and atomistic levels in industry

EPFL, Switzerland

From DFT to precipitation and strengthening in Aluminum Alloys

University of Ottawa, Canada

Accelerated materials design for carbon capture using atomistic and data driven modelling integrated with industrial scale process simulations

Session 2

Colin Batchelor

Royal Society of Chemistry, United Kingdom

Ontologies and Chemistry

Luca M. Ghiringhelli

NOMAD, Fritz-Haber-Institute, Germany

Ontologies in Computational Materials Science: The NOMAD experience

ISTC CNR, Laboratory for Applied Ontology, Italy

Applied ontology and its use in product and production modeling

Session 3

Ferry Kienberger

Keysight Research Labs, Austria

Development of Li-ion Battery Models from Electro-impedance Spectroscopy Data

Olivier Douheret

MateriaNova, Belgium

Application of Modelling Tools for the Electrical Characterisation of Organic Semiconductors

Johannes Kepler University, Austria

Joint application of EM FEM and Data-based Modelling for Detection of Small Defect Structures in Batteries

Marzena Olszewska-Placha

Modelling of energy materials and electrical test-fixtures: developments and Open Platform implementation linking MODAs and CHADAs

Session 4

L. Cate Brinson

Duke University, USA

Working toward Interoperability: Nanomine to Metamine and ontologies

Gian-Marco Rignanese

Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium

Towards ontologies for databases interoperability

Jean-Baptiste Lamy

LIMICS, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, France

Tool Suites for Working with Ontologies

Thomas Hagelien

SINTEF Ocean, Norway

A data-model driven approach for semantic interoperability in scientific software

Session 5

Martin Thomas Horsch

Establishing materials modelling marketplaces: from interoperability to cooperation

Matmatch, Germany

Material Data Digitalisation Challenges in an Engineering Commercial Environment

MaterialsZone, Israel

From Design to Manufacturing - the Materials Zone platform

CMCL Innovations, United Kingdom

DOME 4.0 - Enabling interoperability and collaboration in a digital marketplace ecosystem

Session 6

Stokbro Invest, Denmark

Business opportunities for materials science software

Speed-up lubricant formulation with computational chemistry tools

Jonathan Mueller

Volkswagen, Germany

Advancing automotive innovation with materials modeling

Session 7

Session 8

UCL, United Kingdom

Development and Evolution of Materials Modelling Software

University of Minnesota, USA

Addressing Industrial Needs for Atomistic Simulations through OpenKIM

Siemens Digital Industries Software, USA

Building a Materials Engineering Software Product: From Academic Research to Commercialization

Session 9

Rudolf Koopmans

Koopmans Consulting, Switzerland

Scenarios for Industrial Decision Making

Siemens Digital Industries Software, Belgium

Ecosystem of a Software Owner towards Translation in Materials Engineering

A business model for Translation based on open source software

Tools for the merge of business economics, translation and decision systems for simulation

Session 10

EMMC ASBL BoD Member / Materials Design, France

Implementation strategy of the EMMC Roadmap

Ansys, United Kingdom

Demonstrating Impact

Gerhard Goldbeck

EMMC Executive Secretary / Goldbeck Consulting, United Kingdom

Materials Modelling and Digitalisation: a core technology in a post-COVID world

Session 11

Imperial College London, United Kingdom

A View from Academia: the Longest-term Perspective?

Brian Chol Soo Standen

BASF Corporation, USA

Next Generation computing at BASF

Evonik Operations, Germany

The future, designed by materials modeling - A specialty chemicals perspective

Session 12

Benchmark of R&I programmes with the EMMC roadmap priorities

Javier Sanfélix & Yanaris Ortega Garcia

European Commission - DG Research and Innovation

Towards pairing up materials modelling and characterisation

Erno Vandeweert

European Commission - DG Defence Industry and Space

Advanced Materials research and development in the European Defence Fund

Matteo Mascagni

European Commission - DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology

Digital Europe: Path towards Exascale and Quantum Computing. Opportunities for materials ...

Alessandro Cavalli

European Commission - JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE

Challenges in the Supply Chains for the Green Transition

Chairs

Maria Alfredsson

University of Kent, United Kingdom

Chair - Session 1

Georg J. Schmitz

ACCESS, Germany

Chair - Session 2

Małgorzata Celuch

Chair - Session 3

Davide Di Stefano

Ansys, United Kingdom

Chair - Session 4

Materially - The Materials Modelling Marketplace GmbH, Germany

Chair - Session 5

Materials Design, France

Chair - Session 6 & Plenary 4

Martin Thomas Horsch

Chair - Session 7

UKRI - STFC, United Kingdom

Chair - Session 8

Natalia Konchakova

Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany

Chair - Session 9

EMMC ASBL President / TU Wien, Austria

Chair - Session 10 & Plenary 6

Fraunhofer ITWM, Germany

Chair - Session 11

Gerhard Goldbeck

EMMC Executive Secretary / Goldbeck Consulting, United Kingdom

Chair - Session 12

Kersti Hermansson

Uppsala University, Sweden

Chair - Plenary 1

Denka Hristova-Bogaerd

Dutch Polymer Institute, The Netherlands

Chair - Plenary 5

Patrick de Luca

ESI Group, France

Chair - Plenary 7

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