Description |
An ICTP Virtual Meeting The event aims at providing the next generation of young researchers with a didactic platform on the latest advancements in methods and applications of AI for material discovery. Moreover, the even will bring forth a discussion on the implications of the latest advancements in data-driven methods on the different sub-areas of Materials discovery. Topics of discussion include, but are not limited to:
Speakers
A. ANELLI, Roche, Switzerland
L. BANKO, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
A. BOCHKAREV, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
S. DZEROSKY, Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia
F. FABER, University of Cambridge, UK
A. GLIELMO, Banca d'Italia, Italy
F. GRISONI, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
B. KOZINSKY, Harvard University, USA
A. LAIO, SISSA, Italy
N. LOPEZ, Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, Spain
J. MARGRAF, Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG, Germany
F. PELLEGRINI, SISSA, Italy
M. RUPP, University of Konstanz, Germany
S. SACCANI, Aindo, Italy
K. SCHUTT, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
M. TODOROVIC, University of Turku, Finland
Z. ULISSI, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
R. VAN DEN BERG, Microsoft Research, USA
J. WESTERMAYR, University of Warwick, UK
R. WINTER, Bayer, USA
Registration: There is no registration fee. |
Young Researchers' Workshop on Machine Learning for Materials | (smr 3701)
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13:00 - 14:00
Time zone: You can choose your time zone (in place of Europe/Rome) on the top right of the page and the programme time will be modified accordingly.
Location: SISSA Conference area -
13:00
Registration
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13:45
Opening Remarks
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13:00
Registration
45'
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14:00 - 17:20
Location: SISSA Conference area -
14:00
Representing Materials; an Overview and Covering New Ground
1h20'
Intro Lecture
Speaker: Felix FABER (University of Cambridge, UK) Material: Video - 15:20 Coffee Break 40'
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16:00
Introduction to Learning with Kernels
1h20'
Intro Lecture
Speaker: Matthias RUPP (University of Konstanz, Germany) Material: Video
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14:00
Representing Materials; an Overview and Covering New Ground
1h20'
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13:00 - 14:00
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09:00 - 17:20
Location: SISSA Conference area -
09:00
Structural Descriptors and Atomic Cluster Expansion Basis
1h20'
Tutorial Lecture
Speaker: Anton BOCHKAREV (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany) Material: Video - 10:20 Coffee Break 40'
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11:00
Materials-structure Property Mapping with Kernel Based Methods
1h20'
Tutorial Lecture
Speaker: Milica TODOROVIC (University of Turku, Finland) Material: Video - 12:20 Lunch Break 1h40'
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14:00
Automatic Topography of Multidimensional Probability Densities
1h20'
Intro Lecture
Speaker: Alessandro LAIO (SISSA, Italy) Material: Video - 15:20 Coffee Break 40'
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16:00
Neural Networks for Materials Applications
1h20'
Intro Lecture
Speaker: Kristoff SCHUTT (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany) Material: Video
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09:00
Structural Descriptors and Atomic Cluster Expansion Basis
1h20'
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09:00 - 17:20
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09:00 - 18:00
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09:00
Data-manifold Characterisation: Estimating Intrinsic Dimension, Density, and Density Peaks with DADApy
1h20'
Tutorial Lecture
Speaker: Aldo GLIELMO (Banca d'Italia, Italy) Material: Video - 10:20 Coffee Break 40'
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11:00
Training Neural Network Potentials with PANNA
1h20'
Tutorial Lecture
Speaker: Franco PELLEGRINI (SISSA, Italy) Material: Video - 12:20 Lunch Break & Registrations 1h20'
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13:40
Opening Remarks
20'
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14:00
Symmetry and Uncertainty-aware Models of Interatomic Interactions for Fast Molecular Dynamics
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Boris KOZINSKY (Harvard University, USA) Material: Video -
14:40
A Unified Understanding of Equivariant Interatomic Potentials
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Ilyes BATATIA (ENS Paris-Saclay, France) Material: Video -
15:00
Atomic Cluster Expansion based Force Fields for Molecular Materials
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: David Peter KOVACS (University of Cambridge, UK) Material: Video - 15:20 Coffee Break 20'
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15:40
Unsupervised Learning of Group Invariant and Equivariant Representations and its Application to Molecular Conformations
20'
Industry Talk
Speaker: Robin WINTER (Bayer, USA) Material: Video -
16:00
Unsupervised Representation Learning on Molecular Conformations
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Tuan LE (Bayer AG, Germany) Material: Video -
16:20
Interpretable Embeddings from Molecular Simulations using Gaussian Mixture Variational Autoencoders
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Yasemin BOZKURT VAROLGÜNES (Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany) Material: Video -
16:40
Learning Explainable Models from Complex Data with Applications in QSAR (Quantitative Structure-activity Relationships) Modelling
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Saso DZEROSKY (Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia) Material: Video - 17:20 Transportation to SISSA 40'
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09:00
Data-manifold Characterisation: Estimating Intrinsic Dimension, Density, and Density Peaks with DADApy
1h20'
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18:00 - 20:00
Poster Session & Dinner
Location: SISSA Main Building Material: Posters Booklet
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09:00 - 18:00
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09:00 - 17:20
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09:00
Chemical Language Models for de Novo Molecule Design
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Francesca GRISONI (Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands) Material: Video -
09:40
Industrial Applications of Generative Machine Learning Methods
20'
Industry Talk
Speaker: Sebastiano SACCANI (Aindo, Italy) Material: Video -
10:00
Exploring Drugs’ Solid State Landscape Using Atomistic Machine Learning
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Industry Talk
Speaker: Andrea ANELLI (Roche, Switzerland) -
10:20
Panel Discussion and Coffee
1h0'
Material: Video -
11:20
Towards Predicting Corrosion Inhibitors’ Performance with Machine Learning
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Sintija STEVANOSKA, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Material: Video -
11:40
Deep Learning for Excited States and Molecular Design
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Julia WESTERMAYR (University of Warwick, UK) Material: Video - 12:20 Lunch Break & Registrations 1h40'
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14:00
Data-driven High-throughput Experimentation Using Combinatorial Material Science Methods and Machine Learning
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Invited Talk
Speaker: Lars BANKO (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany) -
14:40
Precise Atom Manipulation Through Deep Reinforcement Learning
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: I-Ju CHEN (Aalto University, Finland) Material: Video -
15:00
Evaluation of Descriptors for Property Predictions of Glasses by Machine Learning
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Felix ARENDT (Friedrich Schiller University, Germany) Material: Video - 15:20 Coffee Break 20'
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15:40
AI4science at Microsoft Research
20'
Industry Talk
Speaker: Rianne VAN DEN BERG (Microsoft Research, USA) -
16:00
Alchemical Machine Learning for High Entropy Alloys
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Nataliya LOPANITSYNA (EPFL, Switzerland) Material: Video -
16:20
The Phase Diagram of Iron up to Earth’s Inner Core Conditions
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Zhi LI (ICTP, Italy) Material: Video -
16:40
Machine Learning Techniques in Heterogeneous Catalysis
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Nuria LOPEZ (Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, Spain) Material: Video
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09:00
Chemical Language Models for de Novo Molecule Design
40'
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19:00 - 19:01
Social Dinner
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09:00 - 17:20
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09:00 - 12:40
Location: SISSA Conference area -
09:00
Continued Progress Towards Generalizable Machine Learning Models in Computational Catalysis
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Zachary ULISSI (Carnegie Mellon University, USA) -
09:40
Compositional Engineering of Perovskites for Solar Energy Applications with Machine Learning
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Jarno LAAKSO (Aalto University, Finland) Material: Video -
10:00
Machine Learning Thermodynamic Stability of Materials
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Jonathan Schmidt (Martin-Luther University, Germany) Material: Video -
10:20
Panel Discussion and Coffee
1h0'
Material: Video -
11:20
Equivariant Representations for Machine Learning Molecular Hamiltonians
20'
Contributed Talk
Speaker: Jigyasa NIGAM (EPFL, Switzerland) Material: Video -
11:40
Predicting Molecular Properties through Machine Learned Energy Functionals
40'
Invited Talk
Speaker: Johannes MARGRAF (Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG, Germany) Material: Video -
12:20
Remarks & Prizes
20'
Material: Video
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09:00
Continued Progress Towards Generalizable Machine Learning Models in Computational Catalysis
40'
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09:00 - 12:40