Our framework enables:
1. recommendations of highly relevant candidates for a query material.
2. exploration of under-studied space for potential thermoelectrics.
3/3.
Really excited to present our new work for material discovery: we leveraged language representations to design a framework that can recommend, rank, and explore functional materials: https://t.co/OMImyjQrjx
Joint work with @RichardYuxuan#materialsscience#MachineLearning
1/3
Contextual knowledge encoded in language representations renders information about material properties and structures.
Example: thermoelectrics potential.
2/3
Computational Design of Thermoelectric Alloys Through Optimization of Transport and Dopability. Accepted in @MaterHoriz. We lay the groundwork for a computational framework to optimize transport, and doping. @JiaxingQu at the helm! #compchem#alloy
https://t.co/ANo8x57t6U
AMSET is a new theoretical method + code to calculate electronic properties of materials from first principles. Mobility, Seebeck, electronic thermal conductivity (w/lifetimes) at ~1/500th the computing cost of DFPT+Wannier.
@alexganose et al., Nat Comm
https://t.co/lR5u9ANOjB
In our new @ChemMater paper led by @JiaxingQu, we report the discovery and band engineering of new Zintl phases A2CdP2 (A = Sr, Ba, Eu). Excellent collab with Svilen Bobev's team @UDelaware. Preprint on @ChemRxiv. #compchem@ACSPublications
https://t.co/5wUbLfbLSH
Now accepted in @JMaterChem A. This is the first of many exciting results from @JiaxingQu's ongoing work on discovery and doping of Zintl phases. Congratulations, @JiaxingQu! #compchem@RoySocChem
https://t.co/lpa1Ya5lMb
A Combined DFT/Machine Learning Framework for Materials Discovery: Application to Spinels and Assessment of Search Completeness and Efficiency by Joshua A. Schiller & co-workers
https://t.co/uvL5jYtPZW
"Matbench" collects 12 problems for testing new machine learning algorithms to predict inorganic structure/composition -> property relationships. Data suggests conventional ML good for small data, graph NNs better for large data.
Dunn et al, npj Comp Mat
https://t.co/AGyK6Y8l9j
Just out in the latest edition of @J_A_C_S!
@JamesMale27 and collaborators at @AIST_EN get into the details to explain why excess Na doping makes such good p-type PbTe #thermoelectrics, even without complicated band engineering or microstructure.
https://t.co/12zfvGHV3U
Happy to share my student @JiaxingQu's work on discovery of new n-type Zintl phases. Small steps towards realizing doping by design. #compchem
This is @JiaxingQu's first first-author paper - always special as a grad student.
Preprint now on @ChemRxiv: https://t.co/JujrAfuoGn
Virtual Conference on Thermoelectrics #VCT2020. The response so far has been very positive!
By popular demand, we have extended the deadline for nominations to May 15, 2020 (May 22 for Asia).
https://t.co/dmYj0ZKggP