AI for Materials Lab @ UAM

Welcome to the AI for Materials Lab at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

The AI for Materials Lab specializes in developing and applying advanced AI techniques and methodologies to solve complex challenges within the fields of materials science and chemistry.

We are proficient in both established and cutting-edge AI technologies. Our team's expertise spans graph neural networks, Bayesian optimization, reinforcement learning, and large language models, among other state-of-the-art techniques. We tackle key problems such as predicting molecular behavior and interactions, optimizing materials and chemical reactions for sustainability, and designing high-performance materials with tailored properties.

For additional insights into our technical capabilities and to view our latest research results, we invite you to explore this site further.

Core activities

  • Our Accelerated Materials Discovery and Design initiative employs sophisticated artificial intelligence methodologies to enhance the speed and efficiency of material innovation. By integrating predictive modeling and high-throughput computational techniques, we aim at significantly reducing the cycle time from conceptualization to deployment of novel materials. This program is instrumental in advancing the frontier of materials science, facilitating rapid prototyping and adoption in industrial applications.

  • The AI for Quantum Materials program is dedicated to the exploration and characterization of quantum materials through advanced AI algorithms. We focus on predictive analytics and machine learning models to understand and harness the properties of quantum materials for next-generation technological applications. Our collaborative research efforts aim to bridge theoretical insights and experimental paradigms, paving the way for quantum innovations.

  • Our Outreach and Educational Initiatives are committed to disseminating knowledge and fostering a vibrant scientific community through educational programs and public engagement. These activities include specialized courses, workshops, and sessions at international conferences designed to enhance understanding of AI's role in materials science.

Contact us

 

jorge. bravo@uam.es

Departamento de Física Teórica de la Materia Condensada

Facultad de Ciencias, Módulo 5, Campus de Cantoblanco,

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 28049 Madrid (Spain)