Joint Workshop by EMMC, related project MatCHMaker and its sister projects | OCT 24, 2024 | 13:00 CEST | online

EMMC is facilitating the Joint Workshop of EMMC related project MatCHMaker and its sister projects AddMorePower, Aid4Greenest, CoBrain, and D-Standart on "Advances in characterisation methods and computational modelling" on October 24, 2024 | 13:00-17:00 CEST.

MatCHMaker was awarded a grant under the call HORIZON-CL4-2022-RESILIENCE-01-19 - Advanced materials modelling and characterisation (RIA) as the future of European industrial manufacturing requires further advances in characterisation methods and computational modelling.

This will lead the way to the reliable design of new and sustainable materials and processes, rapid upscaling, and effective quality control. These advances can only be achieved through the development of innovative techniques and a new generation of instrumentation, responding to industrial needs.

MatCHMaker and its sister projects AddMorePower, Aid4Greenest, CoBrain, and D-Standart will introduce their approach to this topic.

Objectives of the Workshop

The representants of each project will present a particular industrial challenge (use case) and approach on the advances in characterisation methods and computational modelling in a precompetitive fashion.

Each presentation will comprise …

• … what the needs of a particular industry sector
• … why contemporary methods cannot fulfil these needs.
• … what the novelty of the methods is, that each project develops.
• … how a particular industry sector can profit from these novel methods.
• … what the synergies are needed in the project cluster and what topic should be tackled jointly.

The expected outcome will be …

• … an insight into how five EU projects are planning to advance characterisation and materials modelling.
• … an insight into how particular industry sectors may profit.
• … ideas how the five EU projects could synergies to jointly advance their methods.
• … a report facilitated by the EMMC.

Our targeted audience are …

• … beneficiaries of the projects cluster.
• … persons from industry, academia, research technology organisations and government interested in such methods.
• … funding agencies
• … materials scientists dealing with electron microscopy
• … persons from the Safe and Sustainable by Design community, who are also looking into advanced materials modelling and characterisation techniques.

Schedule

To have access to the participation link for this workshop, you need to be registered and logged in at least as EMMC Associated Member.