A recording of DOE Office of Technology Commercialization's National Lab Discovery Series webinar that introduces TAOS — The Alloy Optimization Software was recently posted. Discover how Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is making metal alloy design faster, easier, and more accessible with TAOS.
TAOS is a cross-platform tool that helps users design new alloys based on target properties like melting temperature or phase stability — without requiring deep expertise in materials science. With an intuitive interface and powerful back-end modeling, TAOS allows users in aerospace, automotive, power generation, electronics and more to screen large multicomponent systems in minutes using a standard computer. This enables non-experts to develop new complex metal alloys for unique industrial applications in an accelerated, flexible and cost-efficent way. To learn more about TAOS, go to LLNL's software portal.
