Dear Colleagues, 

the deadline for contributed abstract submissions for the TYC Energy Materials workshop (taking place from July 24-26 at Imperial College's White City campus in London) is approaching fast: submit your abstract by April 5 using the workshop website:

https://thomasyoungcentre.org/event/tyc-7th-energy-materials-workshop/

Please find below the preliminary workshop programme.

We are looking forward to welcoming you in London! 

Johannes Lischner (on behalf of all organizers)

Wednesday afternoon (July 24): Automation and acceleration 

2.00pm: Matthew Rosseinsky (Liverpool): TBA

2.30pm: Kedar Hippalgaonkar (NTU): Property-directed generative design and experimental validation of inorganic crystals

3.00pm: Coffee break

3.30pm: Becky Greenaway (Imperial): High-Throughput Approaches for the Discovery of Organic Materials

4.00pm: Robert Palgrave (UCL): Challenges in high-throughput inorganic material prediction and autonomous synthesis

4.30pm:  2 x Contributed

5.00pm:  Discussion 

5.30pm: Poster session

Thursday morning (July 25): From atoms to devices 

9.30am: Pascal Friederich (KIT): Machine Learning for Simulation, Understanding, and Design of Molecules and Materials

10.00am: 2 x Contributed

10.30am: Coffee break

11.00am: Alexander Bagger (DTA): Data-driven symbiosis between computations & experiments for electrochemical reactions

11.30am: Emiliano Cortes (Munich):  Energizing materials with sunlight

12:00pm: Discussion

12.30pm: Lunch 

Thursday afternoon: Data for large-scale facilities and benchmarks 

2.00pm: Jeremy Frey (STFC): The Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure (PSDI)

2.30pm: Tom Penfold (Newcastle): Deep Neural Networks for X-ray Spectroscopy: Hero or Zero?

3.00pm: 2 x Contributed 

3.30pm: Coffee

4.00pm: Alex Ganose (Imperial): TBA

4.30pm: Jaqui Cole (Cambridge): TBA

5.00pm: Discussion

Friday morning (July 27): From force fields to generative models

9.30am: Seungwu Han (Seoul): Application of pretrained machine learning force fields to energy materials

10.00am: 2 x Contributed

10.30am: Coffee

11:00am: Tian Xie (Microsoft): MatterGen: a generative model for inorganic materials design

11.30am: Volker Deringer (Oxford): TBA

12.00pm: Discussion

12.30pm: End of Conference