Experience-based learning Students will engage in preparatory reading prior to attending the summer school The course will comprise in-class sessions
Project description: The successful applicant will work on an exciting research program that has the potential to push sustainable energy technologies
materials science of concrete: Past, present and future By Edward J Garboczi Computational materials science of concrete is now a
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Computational Materials Science at Extreme Conditions John S Tse Saskatoon, Canada Theory and computation have become indispensable for the
this talk I will survey our research computational work seeking to unlock some of the kinetic sciences (physics, chemistry) and the applied (design)
College on Multiscale Computational Modeling of Materials for Energy Co-sponsors: INRS Canada, ESF and Psi-k Managing Computational Materials Science:
Abstract There is an increased application of materials computation in the selection, microstructural analysis, simulation, and testing of materials
College on Multiscale Computational Modeling of Materials for Energy Applications 4 - 15 July 2016 Co-sponsors: INRS Canada, ESF and Psi-k ______________________________________________________________________ Managing Computational Materials Science: The ADES Model and the AiiDA Infrasture Giovanni PIZZI Theory and Simulation of Materials (THEOS), and National Center for Computational Design and Discovery of Novel Materials (MARVEL), EPFL, Switzerland Abstract: Thanks to the advances in simulation codes and the increase in computational power, "Materials by design" has become a powerful approach in M ateria ls Science. This approach often requires to run large numbers of simulations and to build databases of computed properties. A key challenge is the ne ed to automatically prepare, execute and monitor workflows of calculations, and then retrieve and store the re sults in a f ormat easy to b rowse and query. Such materials' informatics platform should offer a fast learning curve, and encourage sharing of codes, results and workflows. After having enshrined these needs in the four "ADES" pillars of Automation, Data, Environment, and Sharing, we have implemented them in the open-source AiiDA platform [1] (http://www.aiida.net) whose design, b ased on directed acycli c graphs, aims at guarantee ing provenance, preservation, and searchability of heterogeneous data. This talk will introduce the basic concepts used in AiiDA (graph database for the representation of the provenance, queries, workflows, ...) that we will then learn to use during the hands-on session. [1] G. Pizzi et al., Comp. Mat. Sci. 111, 218-230 (2016)