The eSSENCE (Swedish National Strategic e-Science Research Programme) and EMMC (European Materials Modelling Council) programmes invite you to ...
Time: Thursday 13 June, 15:00- 17:00 CEST
Venue: This is an online meeting.
Zoom link: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/69142570855
Register (free of charge, click here to register) and you will receive the Zoom link before the meeting. Registration closes on Wednesday 12 June in the afternoon (at 14 pm CEST).
Future modelling strategies for materials and molecules are likely to combine physics-based and data-driven approaches in many new ways. And new strategies will emerge to bridge the scales in multiscale modelling, to identify new materials relations and descriptors, and (perhaps) embark on entirely new fields. This year's* eSSENCE-EMMC meeting will feature two excellent speakers on the topic of multiscale modelling, one focussing on the "smaller entities", one on the "larger entities" along the multiscale ladder.
o Professor James Kermode (School of Engineering, The University of Warwick, UK)
"Modelling at the Atomistic and Electronic Structure Scales − enhanced by Machine Learning"
o Professor Wolfgang Wenzel (Institute of Nanotechnology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE)
"Virtual materials design beyond the Atomic Scales"
TOPICS THAT WILL ALSO BE INTEGRATED INTO THE LECTURES ARE:
Efficient surrogates for electronic structure models
Are there already universal force-fields ("foundation models") that can describe everything?
The importance of robust uncertainty estimates
From atomistic to continuum via kinetic Monte Carlo
Do we/people have realistic expectations of what multiscale modelling can achieve?
Fundamental aspects and industrially relevant applications.
... and of course
Physics-based versus data-driven modelling
You are most welcome to participate and discuss with the speakers!
* This meeting is a continuation of our series of annual eSSENCE-EMMC meetings held in June on-site in Uppsala since many years. Only this year, it's virtual.
VERY WELCOME!
Kersti Hermansson, Peter Broqvist and team (Uppsala University) and Magnus Ullner (Lund University)
The meeting is supported by:
and is arranged in co-operation with: