Event Report

exhibition

Tokyo Big Sight2024.2.1 (JPN)

nanotech 2024 lecture report

I gave a speech at the nano tech 2024 special symposium on February 1, 2024.
Thanks to you, the event was fully booked and well received. Thank you very much to everyone who came. The presentation materials will be made public, so please take a look.

Title

General-purpose atomic-level simulator Matlantis: MI applications and challenges in computational materials science

Abstract

  • Overview of Matlanits: Fast and easy atomic-scale materials simulation
  • Introduction of recent calculation examples using Matlantis
  • Computational needs that Matlantis cannot meet and business development challenges

Presentation materials

Speaker Information

Akihiro Nagoya

Senior Manager, Preferred Computational Chemistry (PFCC).
Completed master's course at Osaka University Graduate School of Engineering Science.

After graduating from graduate school, he worked in materials simulation and MI at a corporate research institute for 15 years, and was involved in a wide range of material development, from solid materials such as solar cell materials to electrochemical catalysts, secondary batteries, graphene, and polymers.
He will join ENEOS in 2022 and assume his current position from 2023, where he will be involved in customer success, technical guidance, and overseas business expansion for Matlantis.

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Past News

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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