Thermo-Calc
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What is Thermo-Calc?
Thermo-Calc is a software package used for thermodynamic calculations and phase diagram simulations. It's commonly used in materials science, metallurgy, and chemistry to predict phase equilibria, calculate materials properties, and simulate heat treatments and other materials processing steps.
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Thermo-Calc Complementary Technologies
MATLAB
MATLAB can be used to process and analyze data generated by Thermo-Calc, or to create custom interfaces and models that integrate with Thermo-Calc.
Python
Python can be used for scripting, data analysis, and automation related to Thermo-Calc simulations. The TQ SDK in Thermo-Calc offers a Python API.
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Which job functions commonly mention Thermo-Calc?
Metallurgical Engineer
0.8% of all Metallurgical Engineer jobs mention Thermo-Calc
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Materials Engineer
0.1% of all Materials Engineer jobs mention Thermo-Calc
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Chemical Engineer
0.1% of all Chemical Engineer jobs mention Thermo-Calc
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Researcher
34 Researcher jobs mention Thermo-Calc
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Engineer
110 Engineer jobs mention Thermo-Calc
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Which organizations are mentioning Thermo-Calc?
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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University of Birmingham
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
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