Accelrys Materials Studio Enhances Modeling and Simulation
New simulation software improves modeling for chemists and materials scientists.
Accelrys Materials Studio 7.0 modeling and simulation environment contains enhancements in quantum mechanics, classical simulation, usability, visualization, and collaboration to enable scientists to engineer better performing and more cost-effective materials. The software enables scientists to perform highly complex materials research using multi-scale simulation methods to construct, manipulate, and view models of molecules, crystalline materials, surfaces, polymers, and mesoscale structures. An improved solubility-property prediction provides better understanding of solvation properties. By understanding and predicting the relationships between a material's atomic and molecular structure and its properties and behaviors, materials scientists can develop better performing materials of all types faster and more efficiently than with test and experimentation alone.
Source: Accelrys
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