The first-year review of MaX took place at the European Commission in Luxembourg. The project review ran smoothly and highlighted the progress and success achieved
A team of researchers present an experimental probe to discriminate between rBN and hBN crystals via Cathodoluminescence spectroscopy. Boron Nitride (BN) is generally identified as a
By using a combination of cepstral-analysis and Bayesian extrapolation techniques, a team of researchers from SISSA and CNR-IOM DEMOCRITOS compute the heat conductivity of extended
A team of researchers treat thermo-polarization effects in insulating fluids with standard equilibrium thermodynamics and propose a protocol to compute the Seebeck coefficient and estimate
The EuroHPC JU supercomputer has been unveiled at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, opening the door to a new era of scientific breakthroughs. Installed at the Barcelona
The Quantum ESPRESSO suite has been optimized to fully exploit the newly available computational architectures, paving the route for further breakthroughs in molecular and material
An international team of researchers proposes a new type of proximity effect with radical impact in the properties of nonmagnetic materials. Proximity effects are an
Scientists from NCCR MARVEL led the most comprehensive verification effort so far on computer codes for materials simulations, providing their colleagues with a reference dataset
The second meeting of the MaX Centre of Excellence-phase 3 project took place in Barcelona on 16-17 October, hosted by the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience
Forschungszentrum Jülich will be home to Europe’s first exascale computer – called JUPITER. The supercomputer is set to be the first in Europe to surpass
MaX partners will meet in Barcelona @ Casa Convalecencia, hosted by ICN2, for 2 full days of updates, discussions, and plans for the advancement of the project.
A significant step has been taken towards high-throughput computational screening for the discovery and design of new materials, thanks to the development of efficient algorithms