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Topic: AI/ML for Materials Discovery and Computing


                                                    Guest Editor
























                                                    Prof. Ming Hu
                   Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of South Carolina, Columbia, USA.
                                                    E-mail: hu@sc.edu







             Special Issue Introduction


             The advent of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) has
             revolutionized many aspects of modern science and technology and has sparked
             significant interest in the material science community in recent years. Despite some
             early deployment of AI/ML in materials science and engineering, the full potential
             of AI still needs to be explored. This Special Issue highlights the recent progress
             of advanced and novel AI/ML algorithms and AI/ML-enhanced computational
             approaches, with applications spanning materials science and engineering. These
             include fast and accurate material property prediction, crystal structure prediction
             (CSP) and generation, material process optimization, high-throughput materials
             computing and discovery, and inverse design of novel materials with target or desired
             properties.


             Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
             ● Physics- and chemistry-informed, explainable ML for material development;
             ● High-throughput material simulation enabled by ML algorithms;
             ● User-inspired or universal ML interatomic potentials;
             ● Generative models for CSP;
             ● AI/ML-accelerated density functional theory and quantum physics and chemistry
             methods;
             ● ML for processing-structure-property-performance (PSPP) relationships of
             materials science and engineering;
             ● AI/ML-guided materials design and characterization;
             ● Inverse design of novel materials;
             ● Foundation or large language models for materials development.
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