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Online2024.11.25 (JPN)

[On-Demand Webinar]
Introducing Matlantis' new features Light PFP and PFP v7

This webinar is aimed at those who are interested in Matlantis, and will introduce the origins of our PFCC and the features of Matlantis, as well as the new features Light PFP and the latest version PFP v7. Please note that the content is in English.

Webinar Content

  • About PFCC
  • Basic characteristics and principles of Mat latnis and PFP
  • About Light PFP and the latest version PFP v7
    • Light PFP: New functions enabling large-scale calculations
    • PFP v7: Matlantis engine evolution

Presenter

  • 2007 – 2014: B.Sc. & M.Sc. in chemistry, Jilin University, China
    • Mesoporous metal oxide materials for wastewater treatment
  • 2014 – 2019: Ph.D. in chemistry, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities, US
    • Luminescent carbon-based materials for high-res bioimaging
    • Assessment of environmental impacts of semiconductor nanocrystals
  • 2020 – 2023: Senior R&D chemist, ZEON Corporation, Japan
    • ML-driven factor analysis for battery binder materials
    • Evaluation of CNT dispersants via Bayesian statistical programming
  • 2023 – present: Global sales & account manager, PFCC, Japan
    • Driving global sales of Matlantis, an atomic simulation SaaS powered by advanced deep learning techniques

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Tokyo Conference Center, Shinagawa2025.10.8 (JPN)

Announcement of Matlantis User Conference 2025 to be held

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Online2025.5.20 (JPN)

[PFCC Webinar] Professor Yosuke Harashima from Nara Institute of Science and Technology will be presenting ~Material Discovery Using Neural Network Potential~

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Tokyo University of Science Noda Campus & Online2025.3.14-17 (JPN)

PFCC to Present at the 72nd Japan Society of Applied Physics  Spring Meeting