Automating alloy design and discovery with physics-aware multimodal multiagent AI
Alireza Ghafarollahi,
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Markus J. Buehler
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
122(4)
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
The
design
of
new
alloys
is
a
multiscale
problem
that
requires
holistic
approach
involves
retrieving
relevant
knowledge,
applying
advanced
computational
methods,
conducting
experimental
validations,
and
analyzing
the
results,
process
typically
slow
reserved
for
human
experts.
Machine
learning
can
help
accelerate
this
process,
instance,
through
use
deep
surrogate
models
connect
structural
chemical
features
to
material
properties,
or
vice
versa.
However,
existing
data-driven
often
target
specific
objectives,
offering
limited
flexibility
integrate
out-of-domain
knowledge
cannot
adapt
new,
unforeseen
challenges.
Here,
we
overcome
these
limitations
by
leveraging
distinct
capabilities
multiple
AI
agents
collaborate
autonomously
within
dynamic
environment
solve
complex
materials
tasks.
proposed
physics-aware
generative
platform,
AtomAgents,
synergizes
intelligence
large
language
(LLMs)
collaboration
among
with
expertise
in
various
domains,
including
retrieval,
multimodal
data
integration,
physics-based
simulations,
comprehensive
results
analysis
across
modalities.
concerted
effort
multiagent
system
allows
addressing
problems,
as
demonstrated
examples
include
designing
metallic
enhanced
properties
compared
their
pure
counterparts.
Our
enable
accurate
prediction
key
characteristics
highlight
crucial
role
solid
solution
alloying
steer
development
alloys.
framework
enhances
efficiency
multiobjective
tasks
opens
avenues
fields
such
biomedical
engineering,
renewable
energy,
environmental
sustainability.
Language: Английский
Molecular analysis and design using multimodal generative artificial intelligence via multi-agent modeling
Isabella Stewart,
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Markus J. Buehler
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Published: April 16, 2024
We
report
the
use
of
a
multimodal
generative
artificial
intelligence
framework,
X-LoRA-Gemma
large
language
model
(LLM),
to
analyze,
design
and
test
molecular
design.
The
model,
inspired
by
biological
principles
featuring
~7
billion
parameters,
dynamically
reconfigures
its
structure
through
dual-pass
inference
strategy
enhance
problem-solving
abilities
across
diverse
scientific
domains.
is
used
first
identify
engineering
targets
systematic
human-AI
AI-AI
self-driving
multi-agent
approach
elucidate
key
for
optimization
improve
interactions
between
molecules.
Next,
process
that
includes
rational
steps,
reasoning
autonomous
knowledge
extraction.
Target
properties
molecule
are
identified
either
using
Principal
Component
Analysis
(PCA)
or
sampling
from
distribution
known
properties.
then
generate
set
candidate
molecules,
which
analyzed
via
their
structure,
charge
distribution,
other
features.
validate
as
predicted,
increased
dipole
moment
polarizability
indeed
achieved
in
designed
anticipate
an
increasing
integration
these
techniques
into
workflow,
ultimately
enabling
development
innovative
solutions
address
wide
range
societal
challenges.
conclude
with
critical
discussion
challenges
opportunities
AI
engineering,
analysis
Language: Английский