Our Customers & Community
Matlantis is used by researchers at the forefront of a wide range of fields. Here we introduce the profiles of the researchers who cooperated in disclosing their information, as well as some examples of how they are using the service.
Corporate and Research Institute Customers
Matlantis has been adopted by a wide range of organizations, including companies, universities, and public research institutes. Here we introduce some of our customers who have given us permission to publish their work.
AkzoNobel
atomis
Hokkaido University
HYUNDAI
Nagoya Institute of Technology
Panasonic
Resonac
Institute of Science Tokyo
SCREEN Holdings
Tokyo Electron
TOYOTA BATTERY
Waseda University
Preferred Networks
Researchers Using Matlantis
Matlantis is used by leading researchers in a variety of fields.
*The information in parentheses after the researcher's name indicates their affiliated institution's location or their country/region of residence.
Prof. Ju Li (USA)
Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering http://li.mit.edu/ https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=SHVhdhoAAAAJ&hl=en
How to use Matlantis
- Main use cases: molten salt, alloy
- User Voice: Impressive that one model can handle such diverse chemistries and reproduce DFT-scale accuracy without system-specific tuning.
Professor Michihisa Koyama (JPN)
Professor, Aqua Regeneration Organization, Shinshu University https://researchmap.jp/read0061114
How to use Matlantis
- Main use cases: Analysis and screening of multi-element materials in catalysts, batteries, adsorption materials, etc.
・Elucidation of adsorption state based on computational infrared spectroscopy
- Large-scale interface analysis
- User Voice: Having been in the field of computational chemistry for a long time, I feel that this method is overwhelmingly more versatile than any other method I have tried so far. Calculations that would previously require the occupation of a supercomputer for an extended period of time can now be completed in seconds with reasonable accuracy. Since July 2021, the way research is conducted in our group has changed dramatically. I am nothing but excited about the future.
Matlantis User Conference
On October 2, 2024, we held our first offline user community event, "Matlantis User Conference 2024," in our fourth year since founding.
The event brought together approximately 200 participants from 72 institutions (companies, universities, etc.), consisting mainly of Matlantis users. Each user company gave a lecture, and a panel exhibition of case studies was held. There was lively discussion about the use of Matlantis, the introduction process, and the dissemination and educational activities of computational chemistry and materials informatics technology within the organization.
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