Dear colleagues,

Virtual Lab has successfully finished “katalitic wordshop/showcase” on Dec 3-5^th at Georgia Institute of Technology (6 Invited talks and 4 contribution talks). More details about talk related to the eco-friendly energy materials and machine learning of this workshop listed below.

1. “Finding the needle in the haystack: Materials discovery through high-throughput ab initio computing and machine learning” – G. Hautier (Dartmouth College)
2. “Machine learning functionals and force-fields with multipole features” – A. J. Medford (Georgia Institute of Technology)
3. “POLYMER INFORMATICS - Forward & inverse problems”, – Pranav Shetty (Georgia Institute of Technology)
4. “Accelerating the High-Throughput Search for new Thermal Insulators with Symbolic Regression” – Thomas A. R. Purcell (FRITZ-HABER-INSTITUT)
5. “Multiscale Modeling of Multicompartment Micelle for NanoReactor: Revisiting Flory-Huggins Chi Parameter” – Seung Soon Jang (Georgia Institute of Technology)
6. “Designing Elastomeric Electrolytes for Sustainable Batteries” – Seung Woo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology)
7. “Enhanced Oxygen Evolution Reaction Activity by Self-reconstruction of Nickle Nanoparticles on Pyrochlore Oxide Support” – Myeongjin Kim (Kyungpook National University)
8. “Design of Metal-doped 2D Materials for A Superior Oxygen Reduction Reaction Catalyst: from Density Functional Theory and Data Analysis to Experiment” – Byung-Hyun Kim (Korea Institute of Energy Research)
9. “Machine Learning approach in designing catalytic entropy alloy nanoparticle” – Yongjoo Kim (Kookmin University)
10. “Energy/Catalyst Materials Simulation Platform katalitic” – Minkyu Park (Virtual Lab, Inc.)

All recordings will be released by “katalitic” platform.

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With Warm Regards,

Virtual Lab