Moli for Universities and Research

Our software helps research groups, labs, and academic institutions collect, verify, and analyse wind measurements with the precision and transparency that modern research demands.

Moli in use at Flensburg University of Applied Sciences. Photo © Marcel Shedat 2025.

Why use Moli for research?

Built for measurement campaigns, perfect for research

Academic and applied research projects often face complex data challenges: multiple sensors, remote locations, inconsistent logging, and tight timelines.

Moli gives researchers a single platform to:

  • track instrument health and uptime,
  • monitor multiple experimental setups,
  • verify data quality daily,
  • and share results quickly with collaborators and students.

It’s a tool designed for the real world; adaptable, transparent, and scientifically reliable.

Built for lots of measurements

You work with lots of different devices and data sources, so Moli does too. Our software can handle data from:

  • wind lidar
  • met masts
  • sodar
  • fuel cells
  • other software

Built for data quality

Your goal is to get lots of high quality data. Moli checks your data automatically, looking out for common problems like:

  • No data transferred
  • Problems with data files
  • Flat-lining sensors
  • Out-of-range values

and many more. You’ll get a warning by email, so you can react in time.

Built for everyone

Moli includes a wide range of features that are designed to make data easy to understand.

There’s everything you would expect from a monitoring tool – like time series plots and monthly summaries – as well as automated reports to give you a quick summary.

Built for organisations

Moli includes a comprehensive organisation management system.

You can invite your colleagues and service providers, and give them appropriate rights to view and manage your campaigns. The campaign logbook helps keep everyone on the same page.

An admin dashboard means you never lose track of who you’re working with.

Moli supports education and teaching

A practical tool for teaching wind energy

Students learn best when they work with real data. With Moli, teaching teams can give students access to live or historical measurement campaigns, letting them explore availability, sensor performance, quality checks, and real-world uncertainty.

Use it in courses on:

  • wind resource assessment
  • meteorology
  • environmental engineering
  • data science and analytics
  • renewable energy project development

Whether it’s a bachelor course or a research seminar, Moli helps bridge the gap between theory and field practice.

Designed for Research-Grade Results

Robust, transparent, and ready for publication

Research institutions need traceable data and consistent documentation. Moli provides the monitoring, logging, and metadata clarity needed for report writing, peer-reviewed publications, and collaboration with industry.

We support complex setups – from single-mast experiments to multi-LIDAR campaigns – with flexible data ingestion and clear audit trails.

Enerlace also works with R&D groups to align with emerging industry standards and open-data principles where possible.

Moli is designed to handle data for anything from a single temperature sensor to a fleet of wind lidars

Supported by the Enerlace Team

We work closely with academic partners

We collaborate with universities and research groups Internationally to support field campaigns, joint industry projects, and educational programs.

Thanks to our extensive R&D background, we know what’s involved with academic research. We’re always happy to help set up new campaigns, connect instruments, define data streams, or tailor monitoring setups for experimental designs.

If your institution is working on grant-funded projects or multi-year studies, we can provide stable, long-term support.

Dr. sc. Andy Clifton

Dr. Sc. ETH Zürich, 2007

Andy has worked on topics including gas turbines, snow and avalanche research, mountain hydrology, and wind energy in complex terrain.

Dr.-Ing. Ines Würth

Dr.-Ing. U. Stuttgart, 2021

Ines has over a decade of experience  working with all types of lidar, both onshore and offshore.

Enerlace is a startup from the University of Stuttgart

Get started with Moli

Let’s support your next research project

Whether you’re planning a new measurement campaign, updating an existing setup, or looking for tools to support teaching, Moli can help.

We welcome collaborations, research partnerships, and pilot projects.

Bring clarity and reliability to your environmental data

Reach out to explore how Moli can support your work, whether in the lab, the field, or the classroom.

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