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Creating an Infrastructure for the Numerical Exploration of Metallurgical Alloys

Description du projet

Développer des alliages grâce à la découverte computationnelle au lieu de procéder par tâtonnements

Les métaux sont des matériaux essentiels dans différents domaines, des transports et des infrastructures à l’énergie en passant par les prothèses. Les métaux et leurs alliages revêtent également une importance fondamentale pour les outils d’usinage qui fabriquent les structures utilisées dans ces applications. Pour optimiser les performances des alliages métalliques, il convient de disposer d’une compréhension détaillée des effets des techniques de traitement et des paramètres sur la microstructure et le comportement du composant fini. Le projet CINEMA, financé par l’UE, s’attaquera à ce problème multiéchelle dans le but de développer des modèles prédictifs qui inaugureront une nouvelle ère en matière de découverte computationnelle de matériaux métallurgiques structurels.

Objectif

Manufacturing has considerable economical, technological, and environmental importance at the global scale, impacting fields such as transportation, energy, safety, and healthcare. Materials innovation has long relied on costly and ineffective trial-and-error experiments. Meanwhile, computational routes face challenges due to the multidisciplinary and multiscale aspects of linking materials processing, microstructure, and ultimately properties. By building an infrastructure for computational exploration of alloys, this project will put together foundations for computational discovery of structural materials, e.g. by means of high throughput and machine learning methods, which could lastingly change the way we approach metallurgical innovation.
The project will bring together two complementary sets of skills, with a researcher expert in linking materials processing to microstructures, and a supervisor expert in predicting the mechanical behavior of complex microstructures. While adding an essential piece of competence to the host institution, the project will support the growth of the candidate as he aims at building a world-class research group in Europe. He will also gain key skills in software development, and a number of management and transferable skills with the support of award-winning management and human resources personal (monitored through detailed plans for career development, data management, and exploitation, dissemination, and communication of results).
The impact and reach of the action will be maximized. First, by openly distributing all major components of the computational framework. Then, with scientific publications in high-impact scientific journals, as well as a broad range of outreach activities in the form of publications in non-technical outlets, reach out events to young and non-technical audiences, while ensuring accessibility to the widest possible audience (e.g. through commitment to international accessibility standards).

Coordinateur

FUNDACION IMDEA MATERIALES
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 160 932,48
Adresse
CALLE ERIC KANDEL 2 PARQUE CIENTIFICO Y TECNOLOGICO TECNOGETAFE
28906 Getafe
Espagne

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Région
Comunidad de Madrid Comunidad de Madrid Madrid
Type d’activité
Research Organisations
Liens
Coût total
€ 160 932,48