Multimodal SciFM
Open foundation model unifying text, structures, images and simulation data — Graphormer, SciBERT, and numerical encoders for >10 simultaneous prediction tasks.
View platform →Horizon Europe • GenAI4EU
A new material still takes 10–20 years to reach the market. SimuLingua is a computational linguist for materials science — reading the dialects of chemical formulas, simulation results, microstructures, and scientific literature to accelerate discovery across Europe.
Platform Internal TestingSimuLingua
SimuLingua closes the design–simulate–validate loop: SciFM proposes candidates, fast surrogates verify plausibility and performance, and validated data flows back through a FAIR knowledge graph.
Open foundation model unifying text, structures, images and simulation data — Graphormer, SciBERT, and numerical encoders for >10 simultaneous prediction tasks.
View platform →Proposes candidates via staged constraint curriculum and conditional diffusion/VAE — synthesizability scoring from charge neutrality to CALPHAD-feasible windows.
View platform →New results flow back continuously — >10M entities, >15 sources, Data Gate audits, leakage-safe splits, and DOME-ML compliant provenance.
View platform →Domain experts query the KG, launch virtual experiments and steer multi-objective inverse design in plain language.
View platform →Surrogates carry calibrated uncertainty — deep ensembles, conformal prediction (ECE ≤ 0.05), hallucination-risk scoring, human-in-the-loop NLP UI.
View platform →Electroceramics, glass, high-entropy alloys, wire cladding, functional coatings, and digital olfaction arrays — six validation tracks.
View use cases →>50%
less time-to-discovery
10³×
simulation speed-up
9
consortium partners
Platform
An open multimodal SciFM unifying text, structures, images and simulation data — ingesting heterogeneous materials inputs and returning actionable predictions.
Text
Structures
Numerical
Images & fields
Property prediction & UQ
Generative inverse design
Synthesizability & routes
Cross-modal search
Impact
Consortium effort, use-case validation funnel, and platform release targets.
Person-months
Consortium effort across 20 work packages and 48 months.
9
Partners
Universities, SMEs, and one NGO across the value chain.
7
Countries
Norway, Sweden, UK, Netherlands, Ireland, Lithuania, Ukraine.
Knowledge graph entities
0M+Validation funnel growth
Consortium
Nine partners from seven European countries deliver the open multimodal SciFM, simulation pipeline and FAIR knowledge graph — validating six industrial use cases from electroceramics to sensor inks. FLOWPHYS coordinates; universities and industry partners cover modelling, data, formulation and experimental validation.
Validation
Six partner-led materials domains — electroceramics, glass, high-entropy alloys, wire cladding, functional coatings and sensor arrays — validate SimuLingua from in-silico discovery through physics-aware simulation to lab demonstrators.
Discover lead-free piezoelectrics, advanced dielectrics, and NTC thermistors to replace hazardous PZT and meet RoHS demands.
View UC1 profile →Design ultra-durable display glasses and low-loss electronic packaging glasses with tailored hardness, transparency, and dielectric properties.
View UC2 profile →Design high-entropy and refractory alloys for heat-pipe heat exchangers operating in oxidizing industrial gases at ≥1100°C.
View UC3 profile →AI-driven process robustness for wire-based laser and hybrid laser-plasma cladding — a digital twin that delivers consistent quality with variable recycled Al alloy feedstock.
View UC4 profile →Computational discovery, AI-driven screening, and optimisation of analyte-sensitive functional materials and printable ink formulations.
View UC5 profile →From tailored sensing materials to integrated 64×128 digital olfactory hardware with cross-reactive chemical fingerprint readout.
View UC6 profile →Events
Conferences, workshops, and webinars where SimuLingua partners share progress and engage stakeholders.
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Horizon Europe
SciFM evolves from prototype to open-source release — compressing discovery cycles with physics in the loop.
V0
M18
50–100M params
Prototype — shake out modality encoders, fusion, and multi-task heads.
V1
M30
120–200M params
First stable KG slice — 8–10 prediction tasks, physics-informed generative module.
V2
M42
200–300M params
Final release — experimental feedback incorporated, open-source platform (D17.3).
Impact snapshot
Discovery
>50%
less time-to-discovery
Simulation
10³×
speed-up at <5% error
Generative quality
>80%
valid, synthesizable proposals
Technology readiness
TRL 1→4
in 48 months
Technology readiness
Target: TRL 1→4 in 48 months
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Project coordination
FLOWPHYS AS coordinates the Horizon Europe action. Reach out for scientific, consortium or press enquiries across our nine partners.
FLOWPHYS AS
Per Kjellgren · Project Coordinator
Oslo, Norway
View consortium partnersper.kjellgren@flowphys.com
General enquiries
contact@simulingua.eu
+47 40621185