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Discover Innovations in Materials Informatics

The landscape of materials development has dramatically transformed with the advent of materials informatics. On September 12, 2025, CMC Research is organizing a live-streamed seminar titled "Computational Science Simulation Techniques at the Core of Materials Informatics." This seminar promises a deep dive into the strategic applications of computational science simulations, key to the next-generation material design process, covering aspects from quantum chemistry to battery materials.

Key Details of the Seminar

Host: CMC Research (cmcre.com)
Date: Friday, September 12, 2025
Time: 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM (JST)
Platform: Zoom (Supplementary materials included)

Fee Structure

• - General Admission: 57,200 JPY (inc. tax)
• - Email Newsletter Members: 51,400 JPY (inc. tax)
• - Academic Discount: 28,600 JPY (inc. tax)

Who Should Attend?

This seminar targets participants who aim to adopt efficient and rapid computational science simulations and materials informatics instead of traditional experimental methods in their research and development. It’s ideal for those interested in understanding how companies can leverage computational science simulations within the realm of materials informatics.

Seminar Highlights

By attending, participants will:

• - Gain insights into the core computational science simulations driving materials informatics.
• - Learn about successful case studies of applying these simulations in product development across various sectors.
• - Understand the future trajectory of incorporating computational science simulations within corporate product development pipelines.

The Program Highlights Include:

1. Significance and Utilization of Computational Science in Industry
- The role of computational science simulations and their correlation with materials informatics.
- Understanding high-speed screening using materials informatics.
- Strategies for utilizing computational science simulations in patent strategies and academic collaboration.

2. Fundamentals of Computational Science Simulations
- Overview of neural networks, molecular dynamics, quantum chemistry, and their limitations.

3. Practical Applications in Material Design
- Applications in tribology, semiconductor fabrication processes, and lithium-ion battery design.

4. Future Developments in Computational Science Simulations
- Delve into multi-physics and multi-scale computational science advancements.

5. Q&A and Individual Consultations
- Engage with experts during the Q&A session to clarify your doubts and enhance your understanding.

Renowned Speaker

Mitsuyoshi Kubo, Director and Professor at the Center for Computational Materials Science at Tohoku University, will lead the seminar, offering a rich background of knowledge in the application of computational materials science within the industry. Prof. Kubo has earned a reputation through numerous awards, including the Japan Chemical Society Academic Award.

Registration Process

To register, visit the CMC Research seminar webpage. Once registered, participants will receive a Zoom link for accessing the seminar. Ensure you secure your spot early due to limited availability!

Join us for this essential opportunity to expand your knowledge in materials science and computational simulations, propelling your understanding toward future innovations!
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