This paper presents an Internet infrastructure, called openAdap.Net, that makes possible the dissemination of simulation resources, and their exposure to application and evaluation across domains in ways that might be unanticipated. Simulation processing tools issued from physical sciences could permeate to study problems as different as the dynamics of societal interactions, linguistic analyses, crops forecast, traffic congestions, and life sciences. openAdap.Net is aimed to break current boundaries to resource sharing, and hence supports transdisciplinarity. End-users are provided with the ability to browse and apply shared resources, and dynamically compose and integrate existing resources to leverage new research insights.