Materials Week 2024 photo gallery

Here is a gallery of photos from Materials Week 2024, Limmasol, Cyprus. Photo credits: Xiran Dong, TUWien and Alex Simperler, GCL.

 

OntoTrans project final video

Here at GCL, we have been involved with EU Project OntoTrans for the last four years. The project will finish in a few months, but OntoTrans has been a great project to be involved with and several of the project’s developments will continue on after the end date.

Details of new ventures are coming soon, but for now here is a great final video that summarises all of the research and innovation efforts in just a couple of minutes!

Take a look here.

 

Sign up for Gerhard’s webinar hosted by Materials Square

On 30 April at 1–2 pm (BST), Gerhard will be presenting this month’s webinar hosted by Materials Square.

The presentation, entitled “How is materials modeling working for the industry?”, will discuss the role of and challenges for materials modeling in supporting the industry in its quest to respond to complex challenges, such as increased sustainability and digitalization.

Although materials modeling combines well with powerful data-driven techniques, its full potential is not always understood throughout organisations. So, the focus will be on market trends and the need for integration of materials modeling in digitalisation initiatives.

The Materials Square webinar series is free to attend – Register here to reserve your place

Materials Square is a web-based materials simulation platform for research and development managed by Virtual Lab Inc. based in Seoul, South Korea.

 

 

A photo of a introductory slide from a presentation for a NanoMECommons review meeting event 18 January 2024, Madrid

Harmonising materials modelling and characterisation

Outcomes from two current EU-funded projects that Goldbeck Consulting are involved in — NanoMECommons and OntoTrans — have been presented and discussed with attendees as part of a joint NMBP-35 workshop in Madrid.

The NMBP-35 workshop, combined under the umbrella of the European Materials Characterisation Council (EMCC) and European Materials Modelling Council (EMMC), formed part of a broader, 3-day meeting that incorporated a general assembly and a project review meeting for NanoMECommons.

A photo of Pierluigi Del Nostro and Georgios Konstantopoulos sat hosting an event at the NanoMECommons review meeting 18 January 2024, Madrid.

There was significant interest from the community in improved data and knowledge management, harmonising materials modelling and characterisation.

With numerous projects, both old and new, actively using the characterisation data standard for materials, CHADA, and the template for the standardised description of materials modelling, MODA, we look forward to continued strong collaborations in the context of EMCC and EMMC.

Supported by the NanoMECommons project, we will work together to shape a new CEN Workshop Agreement for updating CHADA and MODA based on recent ontology developments.

 

Logo of the Horizon Europe programme. A picture of the EU flag.

Announcing the BatCAT project

BatCAT is a new research and innovation project funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe programme that will run until June 2027.

The project aims to create a digital twin for battery manufacturing by developing a cross-chemistry data space for two technologies: Li-ion and Li-S coin cells and redox flow batteries.

Here at GCL, we are excited to be leading the work package on communication, dissemination and exploitation and contributing to physics-based modelling and ontologies.

The project is a large collaboration between 18 partner organisations from 9 European countries, coordinated by NMBU (Norwegian University of Life Sciences).

We look forward to working on this innovative and sustainable initiative.

Read more in an announcement from our partners at Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology.

 

Reflecting on 2023!

As 2023 draws to a close, here at Goldbeck Consulting, we have been reflecting on our successes from this year. Thanks to all of the support from you — our clients, partners and collaborators — there have been lots of highlights! 

We have had the privilege to be involved with six EU projects. Two of these projects have now successfully completed, MarketPlace and OntoCommons, and four that we look forward to continuing work on throughout next year, OntoTrans, OpenModel, nanoMECommons, and DOME 4.0. 

Our work in EU projects and with consulting clients has enabled us to participate in several events, like FEMS EUROMAT 2023, Nanotexnology, OIP-2023 Conference and Scientific Applications of Quantum Computing. 

And our collaborative efforts have resulted in a number of publications and reports: 

Materials Modelling and Informatics Software Market

MarketPlace – a Digital Materials Modelling Marketplace

The Translator in Knowledge Management for Innovation – A Semantic Vocation of Value to Industry

Fundamental Philosophical Commitments for Top-Level Ontologies

Science Communication and Social Media Work as Part of the OntoTrans Project

Review and Alignment of Domain-Level Ontologies for Materials Science

CHAMEO: Characterisation Methodology Ontology

Materials characterisation and software tools as key enablers in Industry 5.0 and wider acceptance of new methods and products 

Modeling experts, knowledge providers and expertise in Materials Modeling: MAEO as an application ontology of EMMO’s ecosystem

A report on the Workshop “Towards Materials and Manufacturing Commons – the enablers Digital Marketplaces, FAIR Principles and Ontologies”

We look forward to an exciting new year to work with both existing and new partners, clients and projects. We will continue to work and consult in the areas of software industry insights, exploitation and business planning and all things related to materials modelling, informatics, ontologies and semantic knowledge management.  

Here’s to a prosperous New Year filled with continued collaboration and success!

 

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Join Goldbeck Consulting as Dissemination and Exploitation Manager

Goldbeck Consulting is involved in a number of collaborative EU and UK funded research and innovation projects in materials science and digitalisation. We are hiring an Innovation Dissemination and Exploitation Manager to work on these projects and strengthen the planning and execution of Goldbeck Consulting communications.

Innovation Dissemination and Exploitation Manager position (part time)

  • Location: United Kingdom, home office based
  • Part time, flexible working
About you
  • Strong communicator and proven track record of science communication in different forms and media.
  • Self-motivated, naturally curious and an independent worker
  • Collaborative and happy to contribute to various teams spanning across Europe
  • Independent, proactive and creative, exploiting opportunities for  collaboration that further the goals of both the project and the company
  • Interested in business and exploitation aspects of science innovation
Responsibilities
  • Pro-active management of communication and dissemination of project outcomes
  • Producing communication and dissemination content including reports on workshops and writing overview and White Papers based on science and marketing research results and literature surveys
  • Contributing to exploitation management and business planning for scientific projects
  • Organising, leading and contributing to project meetings and workshops using online collaborative tools and in person at various locations throughout Europe
  • Supporting related administrative tasks such as project reporting
Requirements/experience
  • You are educated to at least degree level and have experience of working in the science/engineering field.
  • You have very strong and proven communication skills.
  • You are passionate about interdisciplinary work, curious and a quick learner.
  • You enjoy understanding and communicating technical solutions and abstract concepts and their value to business.
  • You have an interest in the field of innovation exploitation and ideally training and/or proven track record in a related field such as product management and business planning.
About the job

You will be working in an intellectually stimulating environment. You will be collaborating with leading researchers from academia and industry throughout Europe. We offer a flexible way of working. The position will be part time (at least 50%) but has potential to grow to full time employment.

The role is home based in the UK (a location in the area of Cambridge/London is preferred) and is paid at a competitive rate according to level of experience.

Please send your application and CV by 30th April 2023 to: gerhard@goldbeck-consulting.com