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Vortrag auf Englisch mit Untertiteln
Quantum-Based Materials Research: Designing Tomorrow's Technologies with Computers
How can we discover new materials and medicines without relying solely on costly laboratory experiments?
This talk introduces the fascinating world of quantum-based computer simulations, where the behavior of atoms and molecules is predicted using the fundamental laws of physics. By combining quantum mechanics with artificial intelligence, researchers can rapidly explore vast chemical spaces, identify promising candidates, and accelerate the development of advanced materials and molecular technologies. Using examples from ongoing research at TU Dresden, the presentation highlights how these computational approaches are shaping innovations in energy, electronics, sensing, and healthcare.
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