
Novel Materials Discovery Center of Excellence
The Novel Materials Discovery (NOMAD) Center of Excellence (CoE) will advance computational materials science to enable systematic studies and predictions of novel materials to solve urgent energy, environmental, and societal challenges. Examples are catalytic water splitting (hydrogen production) and the transformation of waste heat into useful electricity (search for efficient thermoelectric materials). Such studies are infeasible with present concepts and computer codes but require significant methodological advancements targeting the upcoming exascale computers. This is exactly where the NOMAD CoE is active.
Latest NOMAD News
Video Of The Week: Tutorial on the NOMAD Repository & Archive
An introduction to the NOMAD Repository & Archive by developer Markus Scheidgen
List of Innovations by CoEs spotted by Innovation Radar
A list of innovations by the HPC Centres of Excellence, as spotted by the EU innovation radar
NOMAD CoE: Open Positions
Would you like to shape the future of computational materials science? Check the open positions and become part of the NOMAD team.
ETP4HPC handbook 2020 released
The 2020 edition of the ETP4HPC Handbook of HPC projects is available, including – besides many other intiatives – introductions to all the 14 CoEs and FocusCoE.
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