Companies like Michelin, IFP, and TotalEnergies study metals, alloys, plastics, ceramics, glasses, fluids, and more, and processes including catalysis, chemical production, and coatings.

Organizations such as Saudi Aramco, UKAEA, and IFP control materials performance in extreme environments and innovate for energy storage. For oil & gas, nuclear, conventional power, and renewables.

Pharmaceutical delivery, packaging, development of sustainable alternative materials – just a few examples where materials insights can speed vital time-to-market for pharmaceutical, personal care, and other FMCG products.

Example users include Texas Instruments, Intel, and Samsung. Optimize semiconductors and understand fundamental electronic properties. Maximize the productivity of advanced simulation.

Lockheed Martin used simulation to study failure mechanisms in alloys – just one example of manufacturing organizations maximizing their use of materials and related processes through simulation.

Automotive suppliers and OEMs and aerospace and defense contractors need to drive innovation in their use of high-performance and lightweight materials and in novel technologies such as batteries.