Journal of Materials Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
The
application
of
machine
learning
methods
for
predicting
potential
energy
surface
and
physical
properties
within
materials
science
has
garnered
significant
attention.
Among
recent
advancements,
Kolmogorov-Arnold
Networks
(KANs)
have
emerged
as
a
promising
alternative
to
traditional
Multi-Layer
Perceptrons.
This
study
evaluates
the
impact
substituting
Perceptrons
with
KANs
four
established
frameworks:
Allegro,
Neural
Equivariant
Interatomic
Potentials,
Higher
Order
Message
Passing
Network
(MACE),
Edge-Based
Tensor
Prediction
Graph
Network.
Our
results
demonstrate
that
integration
enhances
prediction
accuracies,
especially
complex
datasets
such
HfO2
structures.
Notably,
using
exclusively
in
output
block
achieves
most
improvements,
improving
accuracy
computational
efficiency.
Furthermore,
employing
facilitates
faster
inference
improved
efficiency
relative
utilizing
throughout
entire
model.
selection
optimal
basis
functions
depends
on
specific
problem.
strong
enhancing
potentials
material
property
predictions.
Additionally,
proposed
methodology
offers
generalizable
framework
can
be
applied
other
ML
architectures.
Abstract
The
design
and
discovery
of
new
improved
catalysts
are
driving
forces
for
accelerating
scientific
technological
innovations
in
the
fields
energy
conversion,
environmental
remediation,
chemical
industry.
Recently,
use
machine
learning
(ML)
combination
with
experimental
and/or
theoretical
data
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
identifying
optimal
various
applications.
This
review
focuses
on
how
ML
algorithms
can
be
used
computational
catalysis
materials
science
to
gain
deeper
understanding
relationships
between
properties
their
stability,
activity,
selectivity.
development
repositories,
mining
techniques,
tools
that
navigate
structural
optimization
problems
highlighted,
leading
highly
efficient
sustainable
future.
Several
data‐driven
models
commonly
research
diverse
applications
reaction
prediction
discussed.
key
challenges
limitations
using
presented,
which
arise
from
catalyst's
intrinsic
complex
nature.
Finally,
we
conclude
by
summarizing
potential
future
directions
area
ML‐guided
catalyst
development.
article
is
categorized
under:
Structure
Mechanism
>
Reaction
Mechanisms
Catalysis
Data
Science
Artificial
Intelligence/Machine
Learning
Electronic
Theory
Density
Functional
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Carbon
nitride
research
has
reached
a
promising
point
in
today's
endeavours
with
diverse
applications
including
photocatalysis,
energy
storage,
and
sensing
due
to
their
unique
electronic
structural
properties.
Recent
advances
machine
learning
(ML)
have
opened
new
avenues
for
exploring
optimizing
the
potential
of
these
materials.
This
study
presents
comprehensive
review
integration
ML
techniques
carbon
an
introduction
CN
classifications
recent
advancements.
We
discuss
methodologies
employed,
such
as
supervised
learning,
unsupervised
reinforcement
predicting
material
properties,
synthesis
conditions,
enhancing
performance
metrics.
Key
findings
indicate
that
algorithms
can
significantly
reduce
experimental
trial-and-error,
accelerate
discovery
processes,
provide
deeper
insights
into
structure-property
relationships
nitride.
The
synergistic
effect
combining
traditional
approaches
is
highlighted,
showcasing
studies
where
driven
models
successfully
predicted
novel
compositions
enhanced
functional
Future
directions
this
field
are
also
proposed,
emphasizing
need
high-quality
datasets,
advanced
models,
interdisciplinary
collaborations
fully
realize
materials
next-generation
technologies.
Acta Physica Sinica,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
74(5), P. 056102 - 056102
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
<sec>Uranium-niobium
alloys
exhibit
complex
crystal
phases
and
unique
mechanical
behaviors
under
various
thermodynamic
states
external
loads.
However,
due
to
the
lack
of
accurate
interatomic
potentials,
atomic-scale
phase
dynamical
processes
in
this
important
alloy
are
still
unclear.
In
recent
years,
development
machine-learning-based
force
fields
has
provided
a
systematic
way
generate
potentials
on
large
first-principle-based
datasets.
crucial
nuclear
material
received
limited
attention
from
researchers
field
machine-learning
potentials.</sec><sec>In
work,
based
our
previous
researches
neural-network
potential
training
evaluation
framework,
which
we
called
NNAP
(neural-network
atomic
potential),
new
neural
network
is
constructed
for
uranium-niobium
system.
A
combination
random
structure
search
active
learning
algorithms
utilized
enhance
coverage
chemical
structural
space
Testing
generated
demonstrates
high
generalization
performance
accuracy.
On
testing
set,
mean
absolute
error
energy
5.6
meV/atom
0.095
eV/Å,
respectively.
Further
calculation
results
parameters,
equation
state,
phonon
dispersions
coincide
well
with
first-principle
or
experimental
references.</sec><sec>The
evolution
spinodal
decomposition
process
U-Nb
investigated
newly
trained
potential.
It
shown
that
atom-swapping
hybrid
Monte
Carlo
can
be
powerful
tool
understand
systems.
By
using
method,
decrease
segregation
observed
within
5000
steps,
while
no
significant
reduction
found
after
3-ns
MD
simulation.
Finally,
stress-strain
curves
shear
load
different
initial
obtained.
Nb
precipitation
generates
strengthened
deformation
behavior
significantly
changed,
where
disorder
band
emerges
path
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id="M1">\begin{document}$
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}}
$\end{document}</tex-math></inline-formula>-phase
alloys.
Our
work
lays
foundation
understanding
system.</sec>
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 1616 - 1634
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
The
production
of
many
bulk
chemicals
relies
on
heterogeneous
catalysis.
rational
design
or
improvement
the
required
catalysts
critically
depends
insights
into
underlying
mechanisms
atomic
scale.
In
recent
years,
substantial
progress
has
been
made
in
applying
advanced
experimental
techniques
to
complex
catalytic
reactions
operando,
but
order
achieve
a
comprehensive
understanding,
additional
information
from
computer
simulations
is
indispensable
cases.
particular,
ab
initio
molecular
dynamics
(AIMD)
become
an
important
tool
explicitly
address
atomistic
level
structure,
dynamics,
and
reactivity
interfacial
systems,
high
computational
costs
limit
applications
systems
consisting
at
most
few
hundred
atoms
for
simulation
times
up
tens
picoseconds.
Rapid
advances
development
modern
machine
learning
potentials
(MLP)
now
offer
promising
approach
bridge
this
gap,
enabling
with
accuracy
small
fraction
costs.
Perspective,
we
provide
overview
current
state
art
MLPs
relevant
catalysis
along
discussion
prospects
use
science
years
come.
Small Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
Electrocatalysts
for
oxidation
and
reduction
reactions
are
crucial
sustainable
energy
production
carbon
reduction.
While
precious
metal
catalysts
exhibit
superior
activity,
reducing
reliance
on
them
is
necessary
large‐scale
applications.
To
address
this,
transition
metal‐based
studied
with
strategies
to
enhance
catalytic
performance.
One
promising
strategy
heterostructures,
which
integrate
multiple
materials
harness
synergistic
effects.
Developing
efficient
heterostructured
electrocatalysts
requires
understanding
their
intricate
characteristics,
poses
challenges.
in
situ
operando
spectroscopy
provides
insights,
computational
science
essential
capturing
reaction
mechanisms,
analyzing
the
origins
at
atomic
scale,
efficiently
exploring
innovative
heterostructures.
Despite
growing
recognition
of
science,
standardized
criteria
these
systems
remain
lacking.
This
review
consolidates
case
studies
propose
approaches
modeling
It
categorizes
heterostructure
types
into
vertical,
semivertical,
lateral,
defines
insights
minimizing
or
exploiting
strain
effects
from
lattice
mismatches.
Furthermore,
it
summarizes
analyses
stability
activity
across
reactions,
including
oxygen
evolution,
hydrogen
reduction,
dioxide
nitrogen
urea
oxidation.
an
overview
refine
designs
establish
a
framework
systematic
analysis
develop
electrocatalysts.
Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 14, 2025
Graph
neural
networks
(GNNs)
have
revolutionized
catalysis
research
with
their
efficiency
and
accuracy
in
modeling
complex
chemical
interactions.
However,
adapting
GNNs
trained
on
nonaqueous
data
sets
to
aqueous
systems
poses
notable
challenges
due
intricate
water
In
this
study,
we
proposed
an
active
learning-based
fine-tuning
approach
extend
the
applicability
of
environments.
The
geometry
optimization
transition
state
search
workflows
are
designed
reduce
computational
costs
while
maintaining
DFT-level
accuracy.
Applied
CO2
reduction
reaction,
workflow
delivers
a
2-3-fold
acceleration
through
relaxed
force
threshold
combined
DFT
refinement.
versatility
algorithm
was
demonstrated
key
C-C
coupling
pathways,
pinpointing
*CO-*COH
as
most
energetically
favorable
pathway
Cu
Cu-based
Ag,
Au,
Zn
alloys.
Brønsted-Evans-Polanyi
relationship
remains
robust
under
water-induced
fluctuations,
alloyed
metals
such
Al,
Ga,
Pd,
along
Zn,
exhibiting
comparable
that
Cu.
Additionally,
perturbation-based
training
forces
energies
extends
application
ab
initio
molecular
dynamics
simulations,
enabling
efficient
dynamical
trajectories.
This
work
presents
novel
approaches
models
for
systems,
highlighting
GNNs'
potential
solvated
environments
laying
foundation
accelerating
predictions
catalytic
mechanisms
realistic
conditions.
ABSTRACT
With
the
increasing
global
demand
for
energy
transition
and
environmental
sustainability,
catalysts
play
a
vital
role
in
mitigating
climate
change,
as
they
facilitate
over
90%
of
chemical
material
conversions.
It
is
important
to
investigate
complex
structures
properties
enhanced
performance,
which
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
methods,
especially
graph
neural
networks
(GNNs)
could
be
useful.
In
this
article,
we
explore
cutting‐edge
applications
future
potential
GNNs
intelligent
catalyst
design.
The
fundamental
theories
their
practical
catalytic
simulation
inverse
design
are
first
reviewed.
We
analyze
critical
roles
accelerating
screening,
performance
prediction,
reaction
pathway
analysis,
mechanism
modeling.
By
leveraging
convolution
techniques
accurately
represent
molecular
structures,
integrating
symmetry
constraints
ensure
physical
consistency,
applying
generative
models
efficiently
space,
these
approaches
work
synergistically
enhance
efficiency
accuracy
Furthermore,
highlight
high‐quality
databases
crucial
catalysis
research
innovative
application
thermocatalysis,
electrocatalysis,
photocatalysis,
biocatalysis.
end,
key
directions
advancing
catalysis:
dynamic
frameworks
real‐time
conditions,
hierarchical
linking
atomic
details
features,
multi‐task
interpretability
mechanisms
reveal
pathways.
believe
advancements
will
significantly
broaden
science,
paving
way
more
efficient,
accurate,
sustainable
methodologies.