• Driving Innovation in Materials Science

    MaX Centre of Excellence leads advanced research in materials science using cutting-edge high-performance computing

  • Advanced Computational Tools

    Pioneering software and simulations empower scientists to model, predict, and design novel materials at the atomic level

  • Exascale and High-Throughput Computing

    MaX harnesses exascale and high-throughput computing to accelerate materials discovery and scientific breakthroughs

  • Shaping the Future of Materials Research

    Data-driven insights and HPC empower researchers to explore new frontiers in materials science and technology

  • Collaborating Across Europe

    Strong partnerships with universities, research centers, and industry drive innovation and knowledge exchange throughout the EU

  • From Discovery to Sustainable Technology

    Cutting-edge simulations transform scientific insights into real-world applications, fostering sustainable and practical innovations

MaX (Materials design at the eXascale) Centre of Excellence is a leading European research initiative that drives innovation in materials science through cutting-edge high-performance computing (HPC), high-throughput computing (HTC), and advanced data analytics. As a European Centre of Excellence, MaX empowers researchers to perform materials modeling, simulations, and discovery at the forefront of scientific computation, enabling breakthroughs that were previously unattainable. 

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AI4AM 2026

Events

Date: 19/05/2026 to 21/05/2026

Location: Madrid, Spain

EuroHPC Summit 2026

Events, HPC collaboration

Date: 10/03/2026 to 12/03/2026

Location: Paphos, Cyprus

MaX Newsletter: Enabling frontier HPC in the materials domain.

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AI4AM 2026

Events

Date: 19/05/2026 to 21/05/2026

Location: Madrid, Spain

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