The group’s researchers are working with industry partners to develop models and simulation apps that will help in building robust electronics designs. Its research team applies its expertise in modeling to generate simulation apps that will help partner industries to evaluate safe designs for humidity robustness. Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) are using simulation apps to predict corrosion and design electronics proactively to mitigate or withstand its effects. The UI of one of the simulation apps showing a streamline plot with inputs such as the cathode voltage and blockage length. Thanks to a 2024 grant from the Grundfos Foundation, CELCORR was able to establish the Centre for Climate Robust Electronics Design (CRED).