The Modelling and Characterisation session aims to shed light on current state-of-the-art developments in the field of integrated and validated characterisation and modelling suites for manufacturing.
This session will be led by EC-funded projects and end-users success stories that brought solutions to the European market from the product development phase to the final validation/application.
In addition, the session will include a plenary discussion on the challenges and opportunities arising in Mechanical modelling and demonstrators’ testing/validation, which is an important aspect of product performance assurance prior to entering the market.
This session will make clear how close we are and how we can overcome contradictory modelling/characterization outcomes, opening the path to new strategies for making the industry more resilient, saving resources and accelerate the time-to-market of end-products.
Computational Chemistry: An Industrial Perspective
by Misbah Sarwar (Johnson Matthey, UK)
Measure what’s easy to measure, calculate what’s easy to calculate, use AI to fill in gaps
by Felix Hanke (Biovia R&D, Dassault Systems UK Limited , UK)
Digitalization of materials processing: the case of battery manufacturing
by Alejandro Franco (Université de Picardie Jules Verne, FR)
