Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Oct. 22, 2022
We
develop
a
materials
descriptor
based
on
the
electronic
density-of-states
(DOS)
and
investigate
similarity
of
it.
As
an
application
example,
we
study
Computational
2D
Materials
Database
(C2DB)
that
hosts
thousands
two-dimensional
with
their
properties
calculated
by
density-functional
theory.
Combining
our
clustering
algorithm,
identify
groups
similar
structure.
introduce
additional
descriptors
to
characterize
these
clusters
in
terms
crystal
structures,
atomic
compositions,
configurations
members.
This
allows
us
rationalize
found
(dis)similarities
perform
automated
exploratory
confirmatory
analysis
C2DB
data.
From
this
analysis,
find
majority
consist
isoelectronic
sharing
symmetry,
but
also
outliers,
i.e.,
whose
cannot
be
explained
way.
Journal of Materials Chemistry A,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(44), P. 23666 - 23674
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Efficient
CO
2
conversion
has
been
realized
on
UiO-66-NH
-0.7Zn
SAs
benefitting
from
the
formation
of
built-in
electric
field
by
anchoring
Zn
single
atoms
(SAs)
.
npj Computational Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: June 8, 2023
Abstract
Electron-electron
correlations
play
central
role
in
condensed
matter
physics,
governing
phenomena
from
superconductivity
to
magnetism
and
numerous
technological
applications.
Two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
with
flat
electronic
bands
provide
natural
playground
explore
interaction-driven
thanks
their
highly
localized
electrons.
The
search
for
2D
band
has
attracted
intensive
efforts,
especially
now
open
science
databases
encompassing
thousands
of
computed
bands.
Here
we
automate
the
otherwise
daunting
task
classification
by
combining
supervised
unsupervised
machine
learning
algorithms.
To
this
end,
convolutional
neural
network
was
employed
identify
materials,
which
were
then
subjected
symmetry-based
analysis
using
a
bilayer
algorithm.
Such
hybrid
approach
exploring
allowed
us
construct
genome
hosting
reveal
material
classes
outside
known
paradigms.
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(49)
Published: June 15, 2024
Emerging
developments
in
artificial
intelligence
have
opened
infinite
possibilities
for
material
simulation.
Depending
on
the
powerful
fitting
of
machine
learning
algorithms
to
first-principles
data,
interatomic
potentials
(MLIPs)
can
effectively
balance
accuracy
and
efficiency
problems
molecular
dynamics
(MD)
simulations,
serving
as
tools
various
complex
physicochemical
systems.
Consequently,
this
brings
unprecedented
enthusiasm
researchers
apply
such
novel
technology
multiple
fields
revisit
major
scientific
that
remained
controversial
owing
limitations
previous
computational
methods.
Herein,
we
introduce
evolution
MLIPs,
provide
valuable
application
examples
solid-liquid
interfaces,
present
current
challenges.
Driven
by
solving
multitudinous
difficulties
terms
accuracy,
efficiency,
versatility
booming
technique,
combined
with
simulation
methods,
will
an
underlying
understanding
interdisciplinary
challenges,
including
materials,
physics,
chemistry.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 31, 2024
Abstract
Catalysis
is
crucial
for
clean
energy,
green
chemistry,
and
environmental
remediation,
but
traditional
methods
rely
on
expensive
scarce
precious
metals.
This
review
addresses
this
challenge
by
highlighting
the
promise
of
earth‐abundant
catalysts
recent
advancements
in
their
rational
design.
Innovative
strategies
such
as
physics‐inspired
descriptors,
high‐throughput
computational
techniques,
artificial
intelligence
(AI)‐assisted
design
with
machine
learning
(ML)
are
explored,
moving
beyond
time‐consuming
trial‐and‐error
approaches.
Additionally,
biomimicry,
inspired
efficient
enzymes
nature,
offers
valuable
insights.
systematically
analyses
these
strategies,
providing
a
roadmap
developing
high‐performance
from
abundant
elements.
Clean
energy
applications
(water
splitting,
fuel
cells,
batteries)
chemistry
(ammonia
synthesis,
CO
2
reduction)
targeted
while
delving
into
fundamental
principles,
biomimetic
approaches,
current
challenges
field.
The
way
to
more
sustainable
future
paved
overcoming
catalyst
scarcity
through
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(31), P. 7228 - 7235
Published: July 30, 2022
Searching
for
novel
and
high-performance
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
is
an
important
task
photocatalytic
applications.
Although
multinary
compounds
exhibit
more
diversity
in
structure
properties
comparison
to
binary
2D
materials,
they
are
comparatively
under-studied.
Herein,
using
a
machine-learning
(ML)
technique
high-throughput
screening,
we
develop
efficient
approach
accurately
predict
multicomponent
photocatalysts.
Over
4000
monolayers
examined,
75
identified
Considering
our
predictions,
find
that
the
ternary
quaternary
A2P2X6
ABP2X6
with
A
=
Cu/Zn/Ge/Ag/Cd,
B
Ga/In/Bi,
X
S/Se
superior
properties,
making
them
promising
candidates
overall
water
splitting.
Thus,
work
provides
way
explore
photocatalysts,
which
could
stimulate
further
theoretical
experimental
investigations
on
application
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(20), P. 8397 - 8405
Published: Oct. 16, 2023
We
used
machine
learning
(ML)
to
accurately
predict
eigenvalues
of
the
hybrid
HSE06
functional
using
computed
by
less
computationally
expensive
PBE
and
associated
electronic
features
based
on
k-point
resolved
atomic
band
character.
The
ML
model
was
trained
from
only
one
for
each
168
compounds
in
training
set.
across
all
k-points
were
then
predicted
a
separate
set
169
with
mean
absolute
error
(MAE)
0.13
eV,
representing
significant
improvement
over
PBE-computed
relative
that
(MAE
=
0.96
eV).
These
result
remarkably
accurate
predictions
structures,
projected
density
states,
gaps,
even
though
not
explicitly
these
other
properties.
Finally,
we
demonstrate
our
has
similar
accuracy
both
ternary
quaternary
well
outside
initial
systems
112
160
atoms,
demonstrating
its
potential
rapidly
HSE06-quality
structures
complex
materials
are
practically
unfeasible
HSE06.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Nov. 2, 2024
Representation
learning
for
the
electronic
structure
problem
is
a
major
challenge
of
machine
in
computational
condensed
matter
and
materials
physics.
Within
quantum
mechanical
first
principles
approaches,
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
preeminent
tool
understanding
structure,
high-dimensional
DFT
wavefunctions
serve
as
building
blocks
downstream
calculations
correlated
many-body
excitations
related
physical
observables.
Here,
we
use
variational
autoencoders
(VAE)
unsupervised
show
that
these
lie
low-dimensional
manifold
within
latent
space.
Our
model
autonomously
determines
optimal
representation
avoiding
limitations
due
to
manual
feature
engineering.
To
demonstrate
utility
space
wavefunction,
it
supervised
training
neural
networks
(NN)
prediction
quasiparticle
bandstructures
GW
formalism.
The
achieves
low
error
0.11
eV
combined
test
set
two-dimensional
metals
semiconductors,
suggesting
captures
key
information
from
original
data.
Finally,
explore
generative
ability
interpretability
VAE
representation.