Good in-distribution performance is the easy part. The harder question is when and why models fail on new polymers and formulations, and the answer isn't as simple as "more data."
Not to toot my own horn, but I think this is incredibly important and a very difficult challenge to overcome quickly. Hopefully our call to action can spur faster progress!
🚨🚨 The group's first preprint is up on
@ChemRxiv! 🥳🥳
Robust Learning from Literature Data: Model Generalizability and Uncertainty for Predicting Conjugated Polymer Solution Conformation
📝 https://t.co/H1uKb8RF5a
Conventional or #selfdrivinglab experiments can be informed by data gathered from the literature.
Important scientific challenges often require the development of previously unknown materials: materials discovery.
#machinelearning models are not designed for this scenario...
Do you know of any papers that have datasets of organic materials (polymers, molecules) with experimental parameters–not material properties, but stuff like concentration, temperature, whatever?
Another instrument is up and running! We set up our @GyrosProteinTec PurePep Chorus last Friday. Keep an eye out for exciting developments on this front 👀
We just completed the installation of Big Purchase #1™️: a quadruple (!) detector SEC from @TosohBio. This bad boy has RI, UV, MALS, & viscometry 💪 We're really excited to start getting some absolute molecular weights!
RCSA, @BeckmanFnd & Frederick Gardner Cottrell Foundation announce awards to 7 multidisciplinary teams in the 1st year of #Scialog: Automating Chemical Laboratories, which aims to accelerate innovation & broaden access within the chemical enterprise. https://t.co/KYPFDXokQm
Our exploration of machine learning to predict #OPV device performance from molecular structure of the materials *and* processing data is now officially published in @JMaterChem A as part of their 2024 Emerging Investigators series!
https://t.co/dve9E2jvkz
First semester at @ncstatemse is in the books! Not only is @NCStateEngr building the future of #SelfDrivingLabs, but there's an awesome self-driving library