What is remote computational materials science?

Remote computational materials science involves using computer simulations and modeling techniques to study and design materials, all while working from a remote location rather than in a physical lab. Researchers in this field use software tools to predict the properties and behaviors of materials at the atomic or molecular level, which can accelerate the discovery of new materials for applications in energy, electronics, and manufacturing. Remote computational materials scientists commonly collaborate with teams online, analyze data, and run simulations on high-performance computing systems accessible via the internet.