The Journal of Physical Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
128(16), P. 6524 - 6537
Published: March 20, 2024
Recent
developments
in
machine
learning
interatomic
potentials
(MLIPs)
have
empowered
even
nonexperts
to
train
MLIPs
for
accelerating
materials
simulations.
However,
reproducibility
and
independent
evaluation
of
presented
MLIP
results
is
hindered
by
a
lack
clear
standards
current
literature.
In
this
Perspective,
we
aim
provide
guidance
on
best
practices
documenting
use
while
walking
the
reader
through
development
deployment
including
hardware
software
requirements,
generating
training
data,
models,
validating
predictions,
inference.
We
also
suggest
useful
plotting
analyses
validate
boost
confidence
deployed
models.
Finally,
step-by-step
checklist
practitioners
directly
before
publication
standardize
information
be
reported.
Overall,
hope
that
our
work
will
encourage
reliable
reproducible
these
MLIPs,
which
accelerate
their
ability
make
positive
impact
various
disciplines
science,
chemistry,
biology,
among
others.
Chemical Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
490, P. 151625 - 151625
Published: April 24, 2024
In
the
rapidly
evolving
landscape
of
electrochemical
energy
storage
(EES),
advent
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
emerged
as
a
keystone
for
innovation
in
material
design,
propelling
forward
design
and
discovery
batteries,
fuel
cells,
supercapacitors,
many
other
functional
materials.
This
review
paper
elucidates
burgeoning
role
AI
materials
from
foundational
machine
learning
(ML)
techniques
to
its
current
pivotal
advancing
frontiers
science
storage,
including
enhancing
performance,
durability,
safety
battery
technologies,
cell
efficiency
longevity,
fine-tuning
supercapacitors
achieve
superior
capabilities.
Collectively,
we
present
comprehensive
overview
recent
advancements
that
have
significantly
accelerated
development
next-generation
EES,
offering
insights
into
future
research
trajectories
potential
unlock
new
horizons
science.
iScience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(5), P. 109673 - 109673
Published: April 4, 2024
Machine
learning
interatomic
potential
(MLIP)
overcomes
the
challenges
of
high
computational
costs
in
density-functional
theory
and
relatively
low
accuracy
classical
large-scale
molecular
dynamics,
facilitating
more
efficient
precise
simulations
materials
research
design.
In
this
review,
current
state
four
essential
stages
MLIP
is
discussed,
including
data
generation
methods,
material
structure
descriptors,
six
unique
machine
algorithms,
available
software.
Furthermore,
applications
various
fields
are
investigated,
notably
phase-change
memory
materials,
searching,
properties
predicting,
pre-trained
universal
models.
Eventually,
future
perspectives,
consisting
standard
datasets,
transferability,
generalization,
trade-off
between
complexity
MLIPs,
reported.
npj Computational Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
Abstract
Machine
learning
interatomic
potentials
(MLIPs)
enable
accurate
simulations
of
materials
at
scales
beyond
that
accessible
by
ab
initio
methods
and
play
an
increasingly
important
role
in
the
study
design
materials.
However,
MLIPs
are
only
as
robust
data
on
which
they
trained.
Here,
we
present
DImensionality-Reduced
Encoded
Clusters
with
sTratified
(DIRECT)
sampling
approach
to
select
a
training
set
structures
from
large
complex
configuration
space.
By
applying
DIRECT
Materials
Project
relaxation
trajectories
dataset
over
one
million
89
elements,
develop
improved
3-body
graph
network
(M3GNet)
universal
potential
extrapolates
more
reliably
unseen
structures.
We
further
show
molecular
dynamics
(MD)
M3GNet
can
be
used
instead
expensive
MD
rapidly
create
space
for
target
systems.
combined
this
scheme
reliable
moment
tensor
titanium
hydrides
without
need
iterative
augmentation
This
work
paves
way
high-throughput
development
across
any
compositional
complexity.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
146(29), P. 20009 - 20018
Published: July 9, 2024
High-throughput
computational
materials
discovery
has
promised
significant
acceleration
of
the
design
and
new
for
many
years.
Despite
a
surge
in
interest
activity,
constraints
imposed
by
large-scale
resources
present
bottleneck.
Furthermore,
examples
very
carried
out
through
experimental
validation
remain
scarce,
especially
with
product
applicability.
Here,
we
demonstrate
how
this
vision
became
reality
combining
state-of-the-art
machine
learning
(ML)
models
traditional
physics-based
on
cloud
high-performance
computing
(HPC)
to
quickly
navigate
more
than
32
million
candidates
predict
around
half
potentially
stable
materials.
By
focusing
solid-state
electrolytes
battery
applications,
our
pipeline
further
identified
18
promising
compositions
rediscovered
decade's
worth
collective
knowledge
field
as
byproduct.
We
then
synthesized
experimentally
characterized
structures
conductivities
top
candidates,
Na
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
review
explores
machine
learning's
impact
on
designing
electrocatalysts
for
hydrogen
energy,
detailing
how
it
transcends
traditional
methods
by
utilizing
experimental
and
computational
data
to
enhance
electrocatalyst
efficiency
discovery.
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(22)
Published: March 19, 2024
Abstract
Lithium‐ion
batteries
(LIBs)
have
played
an
essential
role
in
the
energy
storage
industry
and
dominated
power
sources
for
consumer
electronics
electric
vehicles.
Understanding
electrochemistry
of
LIBs
at
molecular
scale
is
significant
improving
their
performance,
stability,
lifetime,
safety.
Classical
dynamics
(MD)
simulations
could
directly
capture
atomic
motions
thus
provide
dynamic
insights
into
electrochemical
processes
ion
transport
during
charging
discharging
that
are
usually
challenging
to
observe
experimentally,
which
momentous
developing
with
superb
performance.
This
review
discusses
developments
MD
approaches
using
non‐reactive
force
fields,
reactive
machine
learning
potential
modeling
chemical
reactions
reactants
electrodes,
electrolytes,
electrode‐electrolyte
interfaces.
It
also
comprehensively
how
interactions,
structures,
transport,
reaction
affect
electrode
capacity,
interfacial
properties.
Finally,
remaining
challenges
envisioned
future
routes
commented
on
high‐fidelity,
effective
simulation
methods
decode
invisible
interactions
LIBs.