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The Recitation Series for Semiconductor Education will enable faculty to enhance existing or new semiconductor classes with interactive simulations. Simulations and animations can immerse students into “what if” scenarios and engage them in more active forms of learning, including explorations used in homework assignments and design projects.

The workshops are designed for students, researchers, and industrial practitioners interested in exploring data science in a hands-on manner. The offerings assume little prior experience with machine learning and minimal programming experience. The Spring 2020 series contains introductory material.

The Spring Interactive nanoBIO Workshop will teach students and researchers to understand a variety of biological problems using nanoHUB's easy-to-use cloud-based simulation tools.

This app empowers users to simulate ions confined between material surfaces that are nanometers apart, and extract the associated ionic structure. The app facilitates investigations for a wide array of ionic and environmental parameters using standard molecular dynamics (MD) method for unpolarizable surfaces.

This model simulates viral dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 (coronavirus / COVID19) in a layer of epithelium and an immune response. It is being rapidly prototyped and refined with community support.

Built on the sophisticated CompuCell3D framework, the COVID-19 Virtual Tissue Model provides a predictive multiscale modeling framework that integrates the wide variety of clinical and research data into a predictive, mechanism-based computational model.

Machine learning tool for screening and analysis of solvent performance in liquid phase exfoliation of 2D materials using simulation data.

Explore and use educational modules for data science and machine learning in engineering. Each module consists of a recorded lecture, hands-on tutorial and homework assignment with online simulations.

A comprehensive database of recipes and results of graphene synthesis by chemical vapour deposition, as well as a suite of software tools to analyze the database.