Math2Market GmbH announced that Caroline Willuhn, PhD Student in Battery Process Engineering at the Institute for Particle Technology, Technical University of Braunschweig will be a speaker at the GeoDict Innovation Conference 2026.

Math2Market develops and markets GeoDict, a comprehensive software platform for digital material development. With GeoDict, engineers and scientists can analyze, design, and optimize materials directly on the computer, turning it into a true digital material laboratory. From the microstructure of filter media to the full geometry of pleated filters, materials can be virtually optimized long before production begins. This approach shortens development cycles, reduces costs, and accelerates innovation. We work closely with partners in industry and research around the world and regularly present our latest advances at leading scientific conferences and trade fairs. Continuous innovation is at the core of what we do. Each year, we expand GeoDict with new modules and features, addressing a growing range of applications: • Filtration: Optimization of oil, air, and diesel filters, nonwovens, and paper felts. • Design and analysis in fuel cells & batteries, hydrogen technology • Digital materials and composites: Development of materials for the chemical, plastics, aerospace, electronics, and automotive industries. • Digital Rock Physics: Advanced simulation and analysis of core samples for the oil and gas sector, offering deeper insights than traditional laboratory testing. Since our spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITWM) in 2011, Math2Market has grown to over 75 employees. Our team combines decades of scientific expertise with a shared passion for advancing digital material development. Math2Market acquired the intellectual property of GeoDict from Fraunhofer ITWM in 2012, ensuring a strong foundation for ongoing innovation, customer service, and excellence. https://www.math2market.com/imprint.html