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Modeling with mathematical tools

Hillert Modeling Laboratory makes computational modeling tools for materials science more available, together with the corresponding expertise.

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Tutorials for our most sought-after tools, led by experts connected to Hillert Modelling Laboratory.

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The modeling tools from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, as well as those from partner developers.

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Calendar

2026-01-20

Hillert Materials Modeling Colloquium series XXV: Unconventional metal solid solution discovered through DFT calculations

Professor Denis Music examines how tiny oxide structures form and how they can power next-generation thermoelectric devices and sensors. In this seminar, he highlights how nanostructured oxides grow, how their surfaces and interfaces behave, and how machine-learning methods can model these processes efficiently. 

Watch the seminar at KTH Play: Surface Energetics and Growth Mechanisms in Oxide Nanostructures