AIChE Annual Meeting Workshop
Prof. Dion Vlachos and colleagues from the University of Delaware, University College London and University of Lehigh are putting on a
Computation Catalysis Workshop at this year’s AIChE Annual Meeting. The workshop is being offered on Sunday, November 10, 2019 from 8:00am-3:00pm.
The role of simulations has increased tremendously over the past few decades in nearly all fields of science and engineering including heterogeneous catalysis. Computational modeling is playing an increasing role all the way in taking a product from concept to market reality. Delaware Energy Institute is organizing a workshop titled Computational Catalysis at AIChE annual conference on Nov 10 at Orlando, FL. The workshop is aimed at giving the attendees a tutorial of the various multiscale modeling techniques used at understanding thermochemistry and reaction kinetics, designing experiments, and discovering novel catalyst materials. The workshop would benefit both modelers and experimentalists. Topics covered in the workshop include thermochemistry modeling, reaction network generation, microkinetic modeling, and kinetic Monte Carlo methods. Come and join us!
For those that can’t attend, the event is also being livestreamed—a first for an AIChE event. Topics include many parts of the RAPID reaction software ecosystem such as thermochemistry modeling, reaction network generation, microkinetic modeling, and kinetic Monte Carlo methods.
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