Microstructure evolution during forging: a key element of AID4GREENEST research
AID4GREENEST researcher Dr. Lukas Kertsch from Franhofer IWM, has presented on Mean-Field simulation of microstructure evolution during forging using FORGE and DynamiX GUI at the Transvalor International Simulation Days in France.
AID4GREENEST celebrates its first year of progress in green steel innovation
The AID4GREENEST project has reached a significant milestone, celebrating its one-year anniversary while hosting its second Project Review and General Assembly meetings in Ghent, Belgium.
Exploring a library for the calibration of complex and expensive models
👩💻 In September, AID4GREENEST researcher, Dr. Christina Schenk took part in the Congress on Numerical Methods in Engineering (CMN2024) at the Universidade de Aveiro in Portugal.
Collaboration key in advancing characterisation methods and computational modelling
AID4GREENEST is committed to collaborating with the European Materials Modelling Council (EMMC), the European Materials Characterization Council (EMCC), and our sister projects (AddMorePower, Co-BRAIN, D-STANDART, KNOWSKITE-X, MatCHMaker) funded under the same HORIZON-CL4-2022-RESILIENCE-01-19 topic on Advanced Materials Modelling and Characterisation. As part of this ongoing collaboration, our sister project, MatCHMaker, coordinated by the French Atomic Energy […]
AID4GREENEST researchers develop innovative set-up for physical simulation of the quenching process
The research team at the University of Oulu has developed an innovative set-up for the physical simulation of the quenching process of meter-scale products. This system allows sub-size prototypes to undergo quenching in various cooling media, with precise control of the cooling media flow thanks to an integrated motor. Additionally, the local temperature of the […]
AID4GREENEST on show at EMMC19 in Madrid
AID4GREENEST researcher, Carlos Rojas Ulloa, from the University of Liège, was a participant in the Poster Competition at last week’s European Mechanics of Materials Conference (EMMC19) in Madrid.
Exploring the advantages and disadvantages of diverse hybrid calibration
AID4GREENEST researcher Dr. Christina Schenk has presented on the the advantages and disadvantages of diverse hybrid calibration and prediction approaches and how these may enhance the prediction of steel creep behaviour.
From creep mechanisms to macroscopic and microscopic models – Seminar
AID4GREENEST’s Prof. Anne-Marie Habraken from the University of Liège, was recently featured as part of the Metallic Microstructures European Lectures Online (MMELO) series.
Taking advantage of the European Standardisation system – Seminar
AID4GREENEST researcher, Javier López-Quiles Pastor from UNE – The Spanish Association for Standardisation, has recently given an online seminar on the European Standardisation system.
AID4GREENEST holds first Project Review and General Assembly Meetings
AID4GREENEST members have held the project’s first Project Review and General Assembly meetings.
