2024 MaRDA Virtual Annual Meeting FEBRUARY 20-22
Poster Session Participants
Kamyar Barakati – Physics of superconductors form image analysis
Maitreyo Biswas – Ensemble-based learning methods for halide perovskite discovery
Safak Callioglu – Inverse Design of Quasicrystals and Complex Nanoparticle Architectures through ML Approaches
Ching-Chien Chen – Discovery of high-pressure phases – integrating high-throughput DFT simulations, graphic neural networks, and active learning
Je Chen – Automated Diffraction Pattern Analysis for Identifying Crystal Systems Using Multiview Opinion Fusion Machine Learning
Migon Choi – Data Driven Analysis of 2D Perovskite Solar Cells
Yigitcan Comlek – Interpretable Multi-Source Materials Data Fusion through Latent Variable Gaussian Process
Rushik Desai – Multi-component, multi-phase Perovskite Database
Vishu Gupta – Structure-Aware Graph Neural Network Based Deep Transfer Learning Framework For Enhanced Predictive Analytics On Diverse Materials Datasets
Ghazal Khalighinejad – Benchmarking LLMs on Extracting Polymer Nanocomposite Samples
Yu Liu – Automated experiment with SPM
Scott McClellan – Semantic Tools for Materials Metadata
Saswat Mishra – Refractory Oxidation Database (RefOxDB): A FAIR Approach to Analyzing Oxidation Kinetics and Enhancing Oxidation Resistance
Aditya Raghavan – Machine Learning Analysis of Cathodoluminescence Data of MZO Thin Films
Md Habibur Rahman – Accelerating Defect Prediction in Semiconductors Using Graph Neural Networks (GNNs)
Jonathan Schmidt – Machine Learning for Materials Discovery
Jiale Shi – Calculating Pairwise Similarity of Polymer Ensembles via Earth Mover’s Distance
Boris Slautin – Multimodal Navigation for Exploring Structure-Property Relationships in Combinatorial Libraries via Multi-Task Bayesian Optimization
Darryl Taylor – Machine Learning Guided Optimization of Hydrogel Composition for Enhanced Metal Intercalation
Vineeth Venugopal – MatKG-2: Unveiling precise material science ontology through autonomous committees of LLMs
William Vittetoe – Automated Experiment on STEM and SPM