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NOMATEN SEMINAR: Multi-scale Computer Simulations of Materials
Prof. Fei Gao
Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109, USA
1st NOMATEN Conference on Materials Informatics has ended. It was the first of its kind in Poland.
NCBJ and NOMATEN organized the 1st NOMATEN International Conference on Materials Informatics. Materials informatics is a new field of research that uses advanced IT tools to better understand and design materials needed primarily for work in extreme conditions, as well as in medicine. This subject is dealt with, among others, by originators and organizers of the conference – scientists from the NOMATEN Center of Excellence operating in Świerk.
NOMATEN SEMINAR: VTT ProperScan – Material performance optimization for industry
Dr Mikko Vepsäläinen, Research Team Leader. VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd
Predicting the failure of two-dimensional silica glasses
Prof. Stefano Zapperi, University of Milan
NOMATEN 2021 Annual Report released
We are happy to share our 2021 Annual Report with you. This booklet describes our scientific achievements, human resources development, new projects and cooperation with industrial partners.
IMPORTANT UDPATE: NOMATEN International Conference on Materials Informatics (June 1-3 2022)
We have a bunch of updates on important issues concerning 1st NOMATEN International Conference on Materials Informatics for registered people as well as potential participants.
NOMATEN SEMINAR: Nanometric Micelles for Drug Delivery and Catalysis
Dr. Eric Doris, Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA),
University Paris-Saclay, France.
NOMATEN JUNIOR SEMINAR: Dislocations and nanomechanics in alumina using atomistic simulations
Qinqin XuPhD, our new assistant professor, will give a seminar "Dislocations and nanomechanics in Alumina using atomistic simulations" on Tuesday April 26.
NOMATEN’s new scientific paper: Effects of Fe atoms on hardening of a nickel matrix: Nanoindentation experiments and atom-scale numerical modeling
NOMATEN numerical modeling and experimental groups published new scientific paper in collaboration with the experimental group led by Dr. Yanwen Zhang of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in Materials & Design entitled: “Effects of Fe atoms on hardening of a nickel matrix: Nanoindentation experiments and atom-scale numerical modeling”.
