Open Source Software: MyTRIM: Pioneering Ion Transport Simulations in Materials

The opportunity is for the open-source software MyTRIM, which is used for ion transport simulations in materials. MyTRIM is a three-dimensional binary collision Monte Carlo library that provides detailed insights into ion-material interactions. The software has various applications, including materials science research, nuclear energy, space technology, and medical physics. The goal of the Technology Deployment department at the Idaho National Laboratory is to commercialize the technologies developed by INL researchers. • The software is open-source and free, promoting widespread access and collaboration in the research community. • MyTRIM has advanced simulation capabilities, employing three-dimensional binary collision Monte Carlo simulations. • The software has versatile applications, suitable for various materials science and engineering projects. • MyTRIM is user-friendly, accessible to both experienced researchers and newcomers in the field.