gPROMS Academic supports chemical engineering research and teaching by offering full functionality gPROMS product licenses to universities.
Speed up undergraduate teaching and masters/PhD research by enabling users to create mathematical models and generate results rapidly without programming.
gPROMS equation-oriented modeling helps researchers explore complex new areas of process development such as biochemicals and nanotechnology.
Speed up research by creating fit-for-purpose mathematical models, calibrate these against experimental data and generate results rapidly using a variety of analytic and optimization techniques.
Teach courses in subjects like dynamics, process design and principles of modelling. Equation-based, open models allow easy creation of models suited to the course. Students see the direct impact of first principles engineering.
Be prepared for industry: industrial gPROMS customers include many of the largest employers of chemical engineers in process industries ranging from upstream oil and gas to pharmaceuticals, food and consumer products.
Capabilities like advanced parameter estimation, global system analysis, optimization and experiment design bring new dimensions to chemical engineering teaching not available with traditional black box simulators.
Using optional gPROMS Objects, first principles models can integrate with CFD simulations, MATLAB® and CAPE-OPEN process simulators. You can deploy models within Excel or through a web interface.
With origins at Imperial College London, gPROMS has a long history in academia. Over 200 institutions use gPROMS to achieve rapid results across a range of research topics.
