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Modelling energy efficiency for the next generation of microchips

As the internet’s carbon footprint grows, scientists have developed multiscale energy-use simulations to help design more efficient components.

Tin-based alloys offer platform for energy-efficient electronic devices

Prof Eoin O’Reilly and his Tyndall colleagues aim to create energy-efficient devices for future internet platforms from metastable alloys

DEEPEN launches Open Source Simulation Environment

The OS environment for intergrated multiscale simulation capability for predictive design of novel materials and nanostructures is now released.

EU DEEPEN Project Accelerates Sustainability of Computing Devices

Leading experts in Semiconductors, Electronics, Photonics and Modelling Convene in Cork for EU wide events on meeting our computing and related needs in the future.

CECAM-Ireland: Dublin Conference Aims to Unlock Potential of Millions of Pieces of Materials Data

CECAM Ireland Multiscale Simulation from Materials through to Industrial UWorkshop and Plugfest brings multi-scale modelling experts together to share resources for developing materials of the future.

DEEPEN partners announce three day CECAM Workshop 'Multiscale Simulation: from Materials through to Industrial Usage'.

The international workshop will take place in Dublin, Ireland from 5 to 7 September 2016.

Mathieu Luisier of ETH Zurich presented an Invited Talk at IMEC Workshop

DEEPEN partner Mathieu Luisier of ETH Zurich contributed to the international Beyond CMOS Workshop in October 2015.

Stefan Schulz to present Invited Talk at NUSOD 2015

Stefan Schulz will represent DEEPEN at the upcoming NUSOD 15th International Conference

DEEPEN presents at 3rd Workshop of European Multiscale Modelling Cluster

DEEPEN project partners made three presentations at 3rd Workshop of European Multiscale Modelling Cluster

Mathieu Luisier of ETH Zurich presented an Invited Talk at MINOS Workshop

Mathieu Luisier, ETH Zurich, gave an invited talk at MINOS Workshop

Pan-European research team demystify nano and photonic codes

Scientists at Tyndall National Institute, Cork, are leading a European research project which will develop a test environment to help create the electronic and photonic devices of the future.