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Webinar: High-Throughput Molecular Simulations for Gas Sorption in Polymers: Automated Workflows for Industrial Materials Design
Discover how automated high-throughput Molecular Dynamics (MD) and Monte Carlo (MC) workflows enable accurate prediction of gas sorption, isotherms, and polymer swelling in industrial polymer systems. This webinar demonstrates how molecular simulations accelerate material selection, membrane and packaging design, and process optimization while reducing experimental screening effort and time-to-results.
Katherine Hollingsworth
3 days ago2 min read


Technical Workshop: Modeling Insights: From Femto to Micro, Bridging Length and Time Scales with MedeA
Recent advances in computational materials science are increasingly driven by multiscale modeling, machine learning, and major improvements in theoretical frameworks and computational performance. Artificial intelligence plays an ever more central role in materials discovery and optimization by enabling systematic screening, accelerated exploration of configurational space, and quantitative property prediction. However, machine learning approaches rely on high‑quality, materi
Katherine Hollingsworth
Feb 133 min read


ACEworks and Materials Design to continue their successful collaboration in the field of Machine-Learned Potentials
ACEworks and Materials Design are rolling forward their successful collaboration with the full integration of the GRACEmaker code of ACEworks in the MedeA computational environment. The GRACEmaker code is based on the Graph Atomic Cluster Expansion (GRACE), one of the most advanced methods for the generation of Machine-Learned Potentials (MLPs). MedeA 3.12 provides comprehensive support of the leading GRACE 1L and 2L potentials in MedeA LAMMPS . This includes access to t
Katherine Hollingsworth
Feb 91 min read


VASP and Supercomputers – a Marriage made in Heaven
The shift from physical laboratories to in-silico research has transformed materials science, with the Vienna Ab initio Simulation Package (VASP) at its core. As the world’s most widely used density functional theory (DFT) code, VASP drives digital twins, machine learning, and GPU-accelerated simulations on leading supercomputers. MedeA uniquely integrates VASP with workflow automation, job management, and analysis, enabling productive, reproducible, and scalable materials di
Gerhard Engel
Jan 304 min read
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