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HetSys: Industry Partners

HetSys students will be trained to model complex systems and can help businesses in addressing key challenges, with companies providing access to real world problems, and an understanding of financial and business pressures.

We have a range of industrial partners who provide varied support from PhD partnerships, advice and guidance and attendance at a range of events to taking part in industry study groups, giving guest lectures, providing training, software and other support areas.

Our partners help to provide a strong foundation that continues to develop along with our students.

If you are interested in collaborating with HetSys, please get in touch.

HetSys I - 2019-2027

These companies provided written support for the HetSys CDT as confirmation that industry need the skills that the HetSys' training programme develops in students. The HetSys training enables our students to become high-quality computational scientists who are able to work in interdisciplinary environments, have excellent communication skills, and are well prepared for a wide range of future careers in areas where there is demonstrable need.

AstraZeneca UK Limited
C3M, Computational Continuum Mechanics
Dassault Systemes UK
European Thermodynamics
Knowledge Transfer Network
Nokia Bell Labs
TWI Ltd

AWE-NST

CEA-LETI
ESTECO S.p.A
Fluid Gravity Engineering Ltd
Morgan Advanced Materials
Rolls-Royce Plc
UK Atomic Energy Authority



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HetSys 2 - 2024-2032

These companies provided written support for the HetSys CDT as confirmation that industry need the skills that the HetSys' training programme develops in students. The HetSys training enables our students to become high-quality computational scientists who are able to work in interdisciplinary environments, have excellent communication skills, and are well prepared for a wide range of future careers in areas where there is demonstrable need.

Adjacency Group
AstraZeneca UK Limited
Dassault Systemes UK Ltd
Discover Materials
Google
Innovate UK KTN
Johnson Matthey
Oxford PV
QinetiQ
The Falcon Project Ltd
Waters Corporation

ANSYS UK Ltd
AWE-NST
Diamond Light Source
Fujitsu
High Value Manufacturing Catapult
Jaguar Land Rover Limited
Morgan Advanced Materials plc
Pfizer Pharma GmbH
Syngenta Ltd
TWI Ltd
Zenotech Ltd

Guest Lectures

These companies have provided guest lectures to our students:

Mon 2 Feb 2020 Latest Performance Enhancements to Gromacs on Single and Multiple GPUs, NVIDIA
Mon 29 Jun 2020 The role of materials modelling, AWE-NST
Mon 21 Sept 2020 Manufacturing and Modelling, Morgan Advanced Materials
Mon 19 Jul 2021 E-Commerce for Materials Modelling, Goldbeck Consulting
Mon 15 Nov 2021 On-the-fly machine-learned inter-atomic potentials: method and applications, Toyota
Wed 24 Nov 2021 Product Engineering, Tata Steel Europe
Wed 1 Dec 2021 Concurrent Product-Process Design; Challenges of formulated products, Unilever
Wed 8 Dec 2021 Computational Modelling and Simulation For Medical Device Design, Crux Product Design
Wed 15 Jun 2022 Lithium-ion battery electrolyte: simulating performance and degradation, BIOVIA
Mon 22 April 2024 Materials Science Suite for Polymer and Battery Applications, Schrodinger