Construction and functional materials are the basis of the modern civilization. Computational approach provides insights into the structure and properties of materials. Recently developed artificial intelligence methods allow carrying out high throughput development of novel materials and processes. Especially insightful are the results on nanoparticles - a new frontier in the materials.
To browse digital 3D models of nanoparticles of different materials please click Models of Nanoparticles.
To browse digital 3D models of bulk materials please click Materials Models
Titanium dioxide is a multi million tons chemical product. It is produced as powder. The powder consists of primary particles that stick together to form secondary larger particles. The primary particles have sizes from few nanometers to hundreds of nanometers. Modeling of titanium dioxide has opened up new insights into its properties and created background for development of novel advanced products.
To browse developed digital 3D models of titanium dioxide nanoparticles please click TiO2 Nanoparticles.
To learn more about titanium dioxide and its nanoparticles please go to Information about TiO2 .
Titanium dioxide is famous for its applications in photocatalysis, a novel technology for environment purification and energy production. To learn more about photocatalysis click photocatalysis.
Adsorption complexes are formed when molecules get adsorbed (attached) to the surface of solid material. Adsorption is an essential step of heterogeneous catalytic reactions. Therefore, knowledge on adsorption complexes opens prospects to creation of advanced next generation catalysts. Inherent and still unexplored heterogeneity of the surface of nanomaterials is the key to development of catalytic materials of the future.
To browse created digital 3D models of adsorption complexes please click Adsorption Complexes.
To learn about adsorption and adsorption complexes click ADSORPTION
Besides main carbon crystal phases such as diamond and graphite, there are many other forms of this element.
Well known carbon nanomaterials are graphene, carbon nanotubes, fullerenes and carbon quantum dots. Carbon nanomaterials are important for development of novel chemical products with improved properties.
To browse a collection of 3D models of carbon nanomaterials, please click Carbon Nanomaterials Digital 3D Models.
To learn more about nanoscience and nanomaterials, click Nanoscience.
Molecules and atoms are the smallest parts of all substances and materials.
To browse digital 3D models of various molecules please click Models of Molecules
To learn about chemistry and molecules click Chemistry
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Data production, transmission, storage, processing, and analysis are essential.
CSL performs software development using fast programming languages C, C# and C++. Additionally, Python is used.
It is often very important to have high performance for data processing. For example, Artificial Neural Network training or other
computational intensive tasks are done 30 times faster in C# compared to Python [reference]. C++ is about 3 times faster compared to C# in parallel computing.
To browse available software proceed to Software.
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