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of computer simulations to refine the targeted synthesis even more and predict the self-assembly even better. Who we are The Research Training Group RTG2670 – Beyond Amphiphilicity in the second funding phase
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expertise and supervision of experienced researchers from multiple institutes at Forschungszentrum Jülich. As one of Europe’s largest and most multidisciplinary research centers, Forschungszentrum Jülich
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Generate synthetic microstructures (based on the open-source OptiMic software) Perform descriptor extraction and micromechanical simulations (MCRpy, DAMASK) Vary the material processing parameters, which
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algorithms for application parallelization, simulators and virtual platforms for application- and architecture exploration, hardware/software co-design and operating/runtime systems. Typical application
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Generate synthetic microstructures (based on the open-source OptiMic software) Perform descriptor extraction and micromechanical simulations (MCRpy, DAMASK) Vary the material processing parameters, which
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the MATSim agent-based transport simulation framework. The main task is to enable simulated agents to choose transportation modes, such as car, bus, bike, or walking, based on real-time feedback from
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and the effects of disordered correlated microstructures on diffusion; iii) development of energy-based models and numerical simulations of hyperuniform assemblies; iv) development and application
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-B4 Investigators: Prof. Dr. Meng Wang, Chair of Traffic Process Automation , and co-supervised by another expert in traffic control Requirements: excellent or very good university degree
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: Prof. Dr. Steven Travis Waller, Chair of Transport modeling and simulation, and co-supervised by at least one additional professor, plus an international tutor of the CRC Requirements: excellent
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materialists, electrical engineers, and computer scientists of TUD, RWTH Aachen and Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mikro- und Optoelektronik mbH (AMO ) in Aachen, Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ ), Max Planck