13 October 2021 The latest release notes from RheoCube highlight several new features for users. There are improvements for everything from basic user functionality to better modeling features such as surfactant physics, an experimental feature in microscale, and some touch ups in Data Visualization and Analysis. Let’s take a look at RheoCube Version 0.18. RheoCube  …

12 August 2021 As the summer holidays are underway, our team has been busy bringing users fresh updates to RheoCube. Included in the latest release are enhancements for our Data Analysis and Visualization tools, better representations of sampling with new histograms, and much, much more. All of our improvements are here to better support R&D …

August 2021 RheoCube’s progress through 2021 continues at a solid pace. During Q2 we introduced cutting-edge new features to RheoCube, which continue to strengthen the product for users. RheoCube’s team grew, with a host of expert new colleagues. These fresh faces have joined our modeling, consultancy, and commercial departments. Over time we also dove into …

1 July 2021 We are looking forward to welcoming everyone to our next RheoCube webinar on Thursday, July 8th from 16.00-17.00 CET Register here today Topic: Analyzing and Visualizing Simulation Experiments We have a small number of spots available for our final summer webinar: Analyzing and Visualizing Simulation Experiments. During this webinar, RheoCube experts Miron van der Kolk, MSc and Merit van …

30 June 2021 The RheoCube team has worked diligently since our last release to bring users the latest version of our simulation software. Included in the latest release are additions and improvements to processing, more control over snapshots for better detailed views, and optimizations to our Data Analysis tools. All of our improvements are here …

22 April 2021 RheoCube’s journey through 2021 so far has been full of wins for both the product and our company. From locking down our venture capital funding to successful launches of RheoCube’s latest releases, Q1 has been a whirlwind. Here are just a few of the highlights we are proud to share. Funding In …

7 April 2021 Fresh after releasing the latest version of RheoCube last month, we are  introducing the latest updates for April. These new features and updates optimize RheoCube’s modeling capacity and further strengthen our robust Data Analysis tools. All of these latest developments are part of our continual optimization efforts to bring R&D experimental scientists …

1 March 2021 The 5th European Chemistry Partnering (ECP) event ran last week, and our CCO Jurjen van Rees was there to connect with the industry and represent RheoCube. One strong theme across the various discussions at the event was sustainability. As with many other industries, changing consumer demand has put the subject of sustainability …

Jurjen van Rees, CCO of Electric Ant Lab will join the 5th Annual European Chemistry Partnering forum on Wednesday, February 24th. During this two-day event, Jurjen will connect with global R&D experts from innovative chemistry companies. He will also be a panelist speaker, presenting his expert take on the current state of the chemical industry. …

22 December 2020 Hot on the heels of releasing a new version of RheoCube in November, EAL announces the addition of more innovative RheoCube features. This continuous development is all part of our mission to empower scientists to bring their R&D to the next level. Discover what’s in the latest version of RheoCube below: Batch …

22 December 2020 A collaborative project run by Electric Ant Lab (EAL) and Van Loon Chemical Innovations (VLCI) has been awarded the RVO innovation subsidy (MIT). This funding will fast track their ability to include HLD-NAC measurements in the simulation models of digital R&D tool, RheoCube. From 135 applications in the national MIT subsidies, EAL …

The Fortissimo project has it’s roots in the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration. One of the success stories highlighted within that program is EAL and its breakthrough product, RheoCube. RheoCube allows product developers to use novel simulation methods and HPC resources just as they would use a physical rheometer. …

9 November 2020 As part of its continuous improvement program, Electric Ant Lab has released the latest version of RheoCube. The update brings a host of new, innovative features that will empower experimental scientists to bring R&D to the next level. Enhanced data comparison and a useful new widget Batch analysis for material properties has …