Research that moves material models into industry.
European and Swedish programmes where Aerobase connects material science, AI, simulation and manufacturing to solve practical engineering challenges.
Project archive
Generative Foundation Model for Multi-Scale Materials Discovery, Design & Deployment
GENMAT will develop Europe’s first multi-scale materials foundation model, connecting atomic chemistry to manufacturing performance to dramatically shorten the lab-to-market cycle.
Shaping the Future of Sustainable Mass Market Manufacturing
The CiSMA project promotes sustainable manufacturing by developing material models to predict trace-element effects in recycled steel, thereby improving the performance of welded components.
Revolutionizing Sustainable Manufacturing using Advanced Modeling
The GEAR-UP project aims to advance manufacturing sustainability by using recycled materials in AM processes while ensuring they meet the same performance standards as virgin materials.
Enhancing aviation safety using Uncertainty Quantification (UQ)
The UPBEAT project aims to eliminate biases and predict uncertainties in aviation technology to improve safety measures and reduce environmental impacts.
Laser additive manufacturing process optimization using adaptive laser beams
The objective is to reduce defects and tailor the components’ microstructure by tailoring the laser beam temporally and spatially, utilizing multiscale physics-based models.
Remanufacturing plays a crucial role in the pursuit of a circular economy
RESTORE is committed to transforming the remanufacturing landscape by developing sustainable processes, materials, and digital tools.
Towards safer, lighter, and circular crash-structure production
The Flexcrash project focuses on developing a flexible, hybrid manufacturing technology to produce tailored, adaptive, crash-tolerant structures made of green aluminum alloys.
Tailoring the heating/cooling strategies to achieve the desired texture in Titanium alloys
The Ti-TEX project developed a texture evolution model based on thermal gradient and solidification front velocity for the DED-AM simulation implemented in the MSC Marc.
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Project partners
Research institutes, universities and industry partners in our European Commission and Swedish government-funded project consortia.
