The advancement of heterogeneous catalysis is limited by our understanding of the synergy between the different components of a reaction in progress. Multiscale modelling promises to address the need ...

A chemical engineer is being recognized for his achievements in changing the way scientists approach complex molecular systems through multiscale modeling. UC Santa Barbara chemical engineering ...

ADELPHI, Md. (Aug. 15, 2012) -- At the U.S. Army Research Laboratory scientists and engineers have been studying how they can make higher performance materials for Soldiers at lighter weights. Army ...

Molecular modelling of single molecules has become a standard element in the armoury of a chemist, helping to understand many problems in chemical design and synthesis. However, beyond the 'single ...

A new computational modeling technique could indicate when atherosclerotic plaques will likely undergo rapid growth, reports a new study. A new computational modeling technique could indicate when ...

Surface modification of micro-nanoparticles at the atomic and close-to-atomic scales is of great importance to their applications in a variety of fields, such as energy storage, catalysis, sensors, ...

Multiscale modelling and control of thin film deposition processes encompass advanced simulation techniques that integrate phenomena occurring over disparate spatial and temporal scales. At the ...

MultiSim researchers at the University of Sheffield in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Bologna, have published a paper in PLOS One which outlines a systematic approach for ...

The Mechanics of Multi-scale Materials research group uncovers the relationships of structures across the full range of engineering scales, from the molecular to the macro. In addition to established ...

Dr Xinshan Li is a Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering and is interested in using engineering modelling techniques to help solve medical problems. I started my journey in Auckland, New Zealand where I ...

In a recent article published in the Communications Biology Journal, researchers reviewed epilepsy-related degeneracy at three levels of brain organization: the cellular, network, and systems level.