- Katherine Hollingsworth
Atomistic Simulations of Multi-Phase Systems
This seminar is for industry specialists with its main focus on fluids, soft matter, porous materials and interfaces. We will share state-of-the-art studies in computational predictions of materials properties and process parameters for industrial applications such as oil & gas / refining, chemicals and biofuels.
May 22, 2015 - Maison de la Chimie
28 rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris
Audience
Chemical engineers and applied researchers looking to accelerate R&D efforts by using molecular modeling to complement experimental studies and foster a deeper understanding of materials and fluid characteristics.
No background in molecular modeling theory or high performance computing is required, but basic notions of physical chemistry and the use of personal computers is useful.
Agenda
Overview of the MedeA Environment
The molecular structure of kerogen and asphaltenes: A way to understand the production and coversion of hydrocarbon resources Philippe Ungerer
Industrial adsorbents and membranes for separations and purification Marianna Yiannourakou
Characterization of transport processes in shale gas and shale oil production: From atomic scale to reservoir simulators Julien Collel - Total / LCFR - University of Pau / CNRS
High throughput prediction of properties of chemicals from molecular modeling Xavier Rozanska
Fluid phase equilibria and interfaces for enhanced oil recovery: Surfactants, polymer solutions, miscible gas injection Marianna Yiannourakou
New energy technologies: biomass to liquids, biofuels, hydrogen production and storage Philippe Ungerer
Surface properties of natural minerals and synthetic oxides for applications in heterogeneous catalysis Xavier Rozanska
High performance materials science: Synthesis and outlook Erich Wimmer