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DATA-DRIVEN APPLICATIONS TOWARDS THE ENGINEERING OF FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS: AN OPEN NETWORK – Dr. Silvia Bonfanti

Silvia Bonfanti - Work Group 2 Leader: Representations and algorithms for materials design for “single-modality” use. 

DAEMON (Data-driven Applications towards the Engineering of Functional Materials) is a European project focused on transforming how functional materials are developed. Using big data, artificial intelligence, and advanced computational tools, the consortium aims to create innovative materials for energy, technology, and industry. The team unites scientists, engineers, and industry leaders across Europe to address global challenges through smarter, faster, and more efficient material development.

Daemon COST Brochure (PDF) 

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Data-driven Applications towards the Engineering of Functional Materials


This project has received funding from the European Union Horizon 2020 research and innovation
programme under grant agreement No 857470 and from European Regional Development Fund
via Foundation for Polish Science International Research Agenda PLUS programme grant
No MAB PLUS/2018/8.
Poland
The project is co-financed from the state budget within the framework of the undertaking of the Minister of Science and Higher Education "Support for the activities of Centers of Excellence established under Horizon 2020".

Grant: 5 143 237,70 EUR
Total value: 29 971 365,00 EUR
Date of signing the funding agreement: December 2023

The purpose of the undertaking is to support entities of the higher education and science system that have received funding from the European Union budget in the competition H2020-WIDESPREAD-2018-2020/WIDESPREAD-01-2018-2019: Teaming Phase 2. in the preparation, implementation and updating of activities, maintenance of material resources necessary for carrying out activities, acquisition and modernization of scientific and research apparatus, maintenance and development of personnel potential necessary for the implementation of activities, and dissemination of the results of scientific activities.