An open multimodal Scientific Foundation Model (SciFM) unifying text, structures, images and simulation data to accelerate materials discovery across Europe.
SimuLingua delivers an open, multimodal Scientific Foundation Model (SciFM) for materials that unifies text, structures, images and simulation data to accelerate discovery across design–simulate–validate loops. Paired with a physics-in-the-loop generative engine and an AI-accelerated multi-scale simulation pipeline (DFT → phase-field → CFD/FEM), it creates a closed discovery loop: the model proposes promising candidates, fast surrogates verify plausibility and performance, and new data continuously flows back through a FAIR knowledge graph. A natural language interface lets domain experts query the KG, launch virtual experiments and steer multi-objective inverse design.
June 15–16, 2026 • CDMA Building, European Commission, Brussels
FLOWPHYS AS
(Coordinator, Norway)
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sweden
University of Sheffield
UK
TU Eindhoven
Netherlands
Dycotec Materials Ltd
UK
Oliveris Tech Incubator
Ireland
Vytautas Magnus University
Lithuania
Agency of European Innovations
Ukraine
Thermo Challenges Limited
UK
9 partners • 6 countries • Across Europe