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 Nathe Management ConsultingSara MitranCEO Small Business Other Energy Technologies Nathe Management Consulting is an Entrepreneur Support Organization. Our firm offers market research for market validation, product concept testing, customer requirement collection, market assessments, competitive analysis, partnership identification, commercialization (including growth hacking), program management, and fundraising. We have worked on AI/ML/NLP applications for many innovations.
Website: www.nathemc.com

Email: sara.mitran@nathemc.com

Phone: 5126333276

Address: 8511 Forest Heights Lane, Austin, TX, 78749, United States
TX
 SynvestableJohn RadostaPartner Small Business Other Energy Technologies Synvestable is a small business innovation partner specializing in artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and secure data engineering for advanced research environments. We are actively seeking collaboration under ARPA-E’s upcoming NOFO on accelerating heterogeneous catalyst development cycles for net-zero emissions through high-throughput experimentation (HTE) and AI.

Our core expertise is in building AI-enabled, cloud-scale R&D workflows that integrate experimental data, modeling, and machine learning to accelerate discovery. Through our proprietary DataFence platform, we design and operate AI-ready databases by connecting, structuring, and preprocessing multi-modal datasets generated from high-throughput synthesis, characterization, and performance testing. These pipelines ensure both quality control and interoperability across diverse teams, enabling automated, closed-loop workflows that can compress decades of catalyst development into months.

Key capabilities include:

Data Engineering and Cloud Infrastructure: Experience architecting secure, federated data systems capable of handling heterogeneous, high-volume experimental outputs and integrating with lab information management systems.

AI/ML for Materials Acceleration: Development of surrogate models, anomaly detection frameworks, and inverse design algorithms that support catalyst screening, property prediction, and optimization with limited or large data.

Automation Integration: Expertise in linking laboratory automation and robotics with AI-driven workflows to enable “self-driving labs” that iterate autonomously.

Cybersecurity and Compliance: Proven ability to protect sensitive energy and research IP through advanced data-loss-prevention (DLP) systems, access controls, and compliance with DOE security expectations.

Cross-Sector Collaboration: Track record working with Fortune 500 enterprises, national labs, and research institutions on AI adoption, cloud modernization, and scientific data management.

We are particularly interested in partnerships with teams that have HTE hardware, catalysis synthesis and characterization expertise, or pilot-scale industrial test facilities, where Synvestable can contribute the AI/ML, data science, and secure cloud integration layer needed to operationalize accelerated catalyst discovery.
Website: https://www.synvestable.com

Email: jradosta@synvestable.com

Phone: (833) 796-8378

Address: 6223 Bay Club Drive, Suite 1, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33308, United States
FL
 ACTMruthunjaya UddiSenior R & D Engineer Small Business Power Generation and Energy Production: Liquid and Gaseous Fuels/Nuclear Our expertise includes:
Advanced 2-phase thermal management
Plasma synthesis of materials, PEALD, PECVD
Thin film deposition methods
Laser and optical diagnostics
Plasma-catalysis
Website: https://www.1-act.com

Email: mruthunjaya.uddi@1-act.com

Phone: 7326663519

Address: 1046 New Holland Ave, Lancaster, PA, 17601, United States
PA
 T2M Advisors, LLCGregg CremerPartner Small Business Other Energy Technologies T2M Advisors exists to help you turn your breakthrough technologies into commercially successful products. We’ve been in your shoes: our founding team includes a deeptech CEO who has raised millions in public and private funding and a former ARPA-E Tech-to-Market Advisor and SCALEUP Program Director. We know exactly what investors, reviewers, and corporate partners look for – because we’ve sat on every side of the table. Connect with us to learn how we can accelerate your technology’s commercialization.
Website: www.t2m.win

Email: arpae-teaming@t2m.win

Phone: 2027135060

Address: 2360 Huntington Dr. #358, San Marino, CA, 91108, United States
CA
 Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteShaowu PanAssistant Professor Academic Other Energy Technologies Dr. Shaowu Pan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Nuclear Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), where he directs the Computational Scientific Machine Learning (CSML) Lab. His research focuses on scientific machine learning, automated discovery systems, and reduced-order modeling of complex dynamical systems, with the goal of creating autonomous AI agents that accelerate scientific research and design.

Dr. Pan has pioneered work on physics-informed and data-driven machine learning frameworks, surrogate modeling, and hierarchical AI agents that automate multi-step workflows in science and engineering. His group develops generative and physics-constrained models that can learn from limited, noisy, and multi-modal datasets—an approach directly relevant to challenges in catalyst synthesis, characterization, and performance prediction. By combining simulation, data-driven inference, and workflow automation, Dr. Pan’s methods enable the construction of closed-loop discovery pipelines that drastically reduce the time between hypothesis and validation.

Relevant Capabilities:
- AI/ML for Catalyst Discovery: Development of multi-fidelity surrogate models, inverse design methods, and generative AI frameworks to propose and evaluate new catalyst candidates.
- Data Engineering and Informatics: Integration and preprocessing of heterogeneous, multi-scale experimental and computational data into AI-ready databases.
- Automated Workflows: Design of self-driving, AI-enabled scientific discovery systems that couple prediction, synthesis, and testing in iterative loops.
- HPC: Expertise in high-performance computing, GPU-accelerated training, and workflow orchestration using national and institutional supercomputing resources (e.g., AiMOS, NERSC).

Interest in ARPA-E Collaboration
Dr. Pan is particularly interested in adapting his AI/ML frameworks to accelerate heterogeneous catalysis R&D by:
- Building surrogate and reduced-order models that capture catalyst structure–performance relationships;
- Creating AI-enabled closed-loop workflows that integrate high-throughput experimentation, characterization, and simulation;
- Developing hierarchical AI agents for automated discovery, capable of hypothesis generation, data integration, and decision-making in catalysis pipelines.
Website: https://www.shaowupan.com/

Email: pans2@rpi.edu

Phone: 7342761815

Address: 110 8th street, Troy, NY, 07306, United States
NY
 T2M Advisors, LLCGregg CremerPartner Small Business Other Energy Technologies T2M Advisors exists to help you turn your breakthrough technologies into commercially successful products. We’ve been in your shoes: our founding team includes a deeptech CEO who has raised millions in public and private funding and a former ARPA-E Tech-to-Market Advisor and SCALEUP Program Director. We know exactly what investors, reviewers, and corporate partners look for – because we’ve sat on every side of the table. Connect with us to learn how we can accelerate your technology’s commercialization.
Website: www.t2m.win

Email: arpae-teaming@t2m.win

Phone: 2027135060

Address: 2360 Huntington Dr. #358, San Marino, CA, 91108, United States
CA
 UC RiversideBoniface Fokwa TsindeProfessor Academic Power Generation: Renewable Professor Boniface P. T. Fokwa is chemist and materials scientist at the University of California, Riverside (UCR), where he serves as a Professor of Chemistry and a cooperating faculty member in Chemical Engineering and Materials Sciences. His academic journey began in Cameroon, earning a B.S. (1996), M.S. (1998), and DEA (1999) from the University of Yaoundé I. He pursued a Ph.D. (2003) at Dresden University of Technology, Germany, under Professors P. Böttcher and M. Ruck, followed by postdoctoral studies (2004–2006) with Professor R. Dronskowski and a Habilitation (2010) at RWTH Aachen University. Fokwa was a Heisenberg Fellow (2011–2015) and held visiting positions at Cornell (2012), Auckland (2011), and UCLA (2014–2015). He joined UCR in 2015 as an Assistant Professor, later becoming a full Professor.ExpertiseFokwa’s expertise lies in inorganic and materials chemistry, focusing on boron-based materials.
His research includes:
- Synthesis and Crystal Chemistry: Fokwa’s group synthesizes metal borides, studying their crystal structures using X-ray and neutron diffraction. His discovery of a planar B6 ring in Ti7Rh4Ir2B8, published in Angewandte Chemie, was a breakthrough in boron chemistry.
- Electrocatalysis: He develops nonprecious metal borides as catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), advancing sustainable hydrogen production. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.accounts.1c00543
- Magnetic Materials: Fokwa designs rare-earth-free magnetic and magnetocaloric materials for applications in energy and spintronics. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.accounts.7b00268?ref=highlight, https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.0c10778
- Refractory Materials: His work on hard borides targets industrial applications like cutting tools.
Computational Chemistry: Using density functional theory (DFT), Fokwa predicts material properties, complementing experimental work.
Nanomaterials: He explores micro- and nanomaterials to enhance catalytic performance.

He has over 140 publications. He received the NSF CAREER Award (2016) and Heisenberg Fellowship. He served as Associate Editor (2016–2018) and Section Editor (2018–) for the Encyclopedia of Inorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry and chaired the ACS Solid State Chemistry Subdivision (2022). Fokwa mentors students and promotes STEM, with his research addressing energy and sustainability challenges. Visit fokwalab.ucr.edu for more.
Website: fokwalab.ucr.edu

Email: bfokwa@ucr.edu

Phone: 9518272038

Address: 501 Big Springs Road, Riverside, CA, 92521, United States
CA
 Lila SciencesJohn GregoireSVP Physical Sciences Small Business Other Energy Technologies Lila Sciences is the world’s first Scientific Superintelligence and Autonomous Science Platform for life, chemistry, and materials science.

Our core strength lies in our AI-driven discovery platform, which integrates computational modeling with high-throughput robotic synthesis and testing to design, validate, and optimize novel materials at unprecedented speeds.

John Gregoire will be serving the role of Principal Investigator. Prior to Lila, Dr. Gregoire pioneered AI-enabled high-throughput material screening at Caltech. Dr. Gregoire is supported by a team of academic and industrial experts, ready to bridge the valley of death between research and commercialization.
Website: https://lila.ai

Email: jgregoire@lila.ai

Phone: 626-484-9498

Address: 140 First Street, Cambridge, MA, 02141, United States
MA
 University of Massachusetts LowellStephen LamAssistant Professor Academic Power Generation and Energy Production: Liquid and Gaseous Fuels/Nuclear I am interested in next-generation clean energy systems, developing new materials and methods for enhancing material interrogation and performance in extreme environments (high temperatures, pressures, radiation, corrosive).

Development of simulation- and AI-driven frameworks for predicting material properties and enhanced materials characterization for understanding structure-property relationships, and accelerating materials & chemical discovery; AI-enhanced experiments and spectroscopy; nuclear and chemical engineering; thermal energy storage; wide band-gap semiconductors; high-temperature superconductors; ionic liquid molten salts; radiation damage in materials.
Website: https://sites.uml.edu/stephen-lam/

Email: stephen_lam@uml.edu

Phone: 8579997436

Address: 1 University Ave, Lowell, MA, 01854, United States
MA
 Southwest Research InstituteHeather BondurisResearch Scientist Non-Profit Other Energy Technologies SwRI is a non-profit R&D organization in San Antonio, TX. We specialize in advancing emerging technologies from concept to pilot plant scale. Our pilot facilities include processes for pyrolysis, gasification, hydrogen generation, CO2 utilization, and fuels production and upgrading.

Our capabilities include:
- Rapid bench to pilot scale process development with modular pilot plant support
- Bespoke AI-Guided workflows for: automated data analysis, agnostic analysis of complex reaction mixtures, catalyst design
- Catalyst and ligand synthesis

We are interested in partnering with organizations with expertise in high throughput experimentation (HTE), robotics, and/or commercial scale manufacturing.
Website: https://www.swri.org/

Email: heather.bonduris@swri.org

Phone: 210-522-3044

Address: 6220 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, TX, 78238, United States
TX
 YesAnd Labs LLCNabil LaoudjiPrincipal Small Business Other Energy Technologies YesAnd Labs specializes in driving innovation at the intersection of AI and the natural sciences. Led by an MIT MBA, we focus on fostering collaboration, amplifying advancements, and streamlining complex research ecosystems to accelerate progress. Recent initiatives include producing an expert panel to drive collaboration and amplify impact in autonomous research and materials discovery, and featuring science innovators on our new podcast, Discovery Engines: https://www.youtube.com/@discoveryengines

We are deeply aligned with ARPA-E’s mission to integrate AI and high-throughput experimentation for advancing heterogeneous catalyst development. Our interest lies in supporting the creation of AI-enabled, closed-loop workflows and accelerating the discovery-to-application cycle for catalysts.

Specific ways we can help:
• Strategic Facilitation: Designing and guiding collaborations that streamline workflows and align resources with ARPA-E’s ambitious goals.
• Communication & Amplification: Translating scientific advancements into impactful narratives to attract resources, talent, and visibility.
• Ecosystem Development: Building interdisciplinary partnerships across academic, government, and industrial sectors to enable transformative outcomes.

YesAnd Labs is eager to support this initiative by facilitating partnerships, connecting stakeholders to high-throughput resources, and accelerating catalyst development cycles through strategic collaboration and effective communication.
Website: https://www.yesandlabs.com/

Email: nabil@yesandlabs.com

Phone: 6465801625

Address: 446 14th St, San Francisco, CA, 94103, United States
CA
 SiemensAnkit ShuklaResearch Professional Large Business Other Energy Technologies We focus on research in automation engineering workflows, process automation, Digital Twins, closed-loop optimization and GenAI (CoPilot etc.), among other areas. We are hoping to collaborate with partners who have capability in high throughput experimentation for heterogenous catalyst development.
Website: www.siemens.com

Email: ankit.shukla@siemens.com

Phone: (609) 216-3568

Address: 755 College Road East, Princeton, NJ, 08540, United States
NJ
 Michigan State UniversityRuigang WangProfessor Academic Other Energy Technologies Dr. Wang's group at Michigan State University specializes on the synthesis and investigation of the processing-structure-property relationships of emission control catalysts, including those used for dry reforming of methane, CO2 hydrogenation, chemical looping carbon capture, and automotive three-way catalytic converter. The team has extensive experience in applying advanced transmission electron microscopy techniques (in situ and in operando TEM, HRTEM, STEM, EELS, EDX) to atomic-level structural and chemical characterization of catalytic materials.
Website: https://engineering.msu.edu/faculty/Ruigang-Wang

Email: rwang@msu.edu

Phone: 5173535397

Address: 428 S. Shaw Ln, East Lansing, MI, 48824, United States
MI
 Oregon State UniversityZhenxing FengAssociate Professor Academic Other Energy Technologies Dr. Feng at OSU is a recognized expert in surface/interface studies using in-situ synchrotron X-ray techniques. Dr. Feng has more than 20 years of experience using the synchrotron sources national-wide. The combination of in-situ XAS and AP-XPS, as highlighted in Feng’s previous works, can provide the information of composition, electronic structure, and local coordination of nano materials, which is key to understanding the catalysts’ evolution in chemical and electrochemical reactions. Dr. Feng has access to sufficient synchrotron beamtime and can ensure the abundant resources to carry out the designed in-situ experiments.
Website: https://research.engr.oregonstate.edu/feng/

Email: zhenxing.feng@oregonstate.edu

Phone: 541-737-0508

Address: 105 SW 26th Street, Corvallis, OR, 97331, United States
OR
 Sandia National LabsDale HuberDistinguished Member of the Technical Staff Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) Other Energy Technologies Sandia has developed an automated microfluidic synthesis platform that is capable of AI-guided synthesis and real-time analysis of catalyst activity.
Website: www.sandia.gov

Email: dlhuber@sandia.gov

Phone: 5058449194

Address: 1515 Eubank Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM, 87185-1403, United States
NM
 University of Massachusetts Lowell (MSI)Fanglin CheAssistant Professor, VHRP Academic Power Generation and Energy Production: Liquid and Gaseous Fuels/Nuclear Expertise and Interest: Multi-physics modeling and multi-scale simulations, including Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) via COMSOL Multi-physics, Density functional theory (DFT), microkinetic modeling (MKM). Physics-informed AI development for heterogeneous catalysis, including thermal catalysis, electrocatalysis, field-enhanced catalysis.
Website: https://sites.uml.edu/fanglin_che/

Email: Fanglin_che@uml.edu

Phone: 2132358938

Address: One University Ave, Southwick 203C, Lowell, MA, 01854, United States
MA
 National Renewable Energy LaboratoryRobert BaldwinPrincipal Scientist Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) Other Energy Technologies NREL has interdisciplinary expertise and capabilities in thermochemical and electrochemical catalyst and process development including powder and formed catalyst synthesis and characterization, reaction performance evaluation in bench to pilot-scale systems, multi-scale modeling including ab initio, mesoscale, and reactor-scale modeling of kinetic and transport phenomena, AI-ready database development and development/utilization of AI/ML in diverse research applications.
Website: https://www.nrel.gov/

Email: robert.baldwin@nrel.gov

Phone: 303-384-6858

Address: 15013 Denver West Pkwy, Golden, CO, 80401, United States
CO
 National Renewable Energy LaboratoryNicholas E. ThornburgSenior Reaction Engineer Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) Other Energy Technologies Multiphase chemical reaction engineering, reactor design, heterogeneous catalysis and multiscale modeling for renewable small-molecule chemical syntheses facilitated by multiple renewable energy reactor inputs (e.g., electrons, photons, heat, hydrogen) for deep decarbonization of the chemical industry and heavy transportation sectors. Active research projects in the following areas: (i) renewable ammonia synthesis, separation and utilization; (ii) electrochemical COx conversion, scale-up and energy systems integration for the synthesis of valuable commodity chemicals; (iii) onboard fuel and hydrogen carrier reforming; and (iv) understanding catalyst deactivation in integrated chemical process environments. Joint adjunct faculty appointment in the Colorado School of Mines Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering that supports creation and periodic teaching of an original elective course entitled "CBEN 498/598 – Advanced Reactor Design," which offers a survey of traditional and non-traditional multiphase chemical reactors and their industrial reaction engineering principles to prepare students for career paths in either academic or industrial research & development environments.
Website: https://research-hub.nrel.gov/en/persons/nick-thornburg

Email: nicholas.thornburg@nrel.gov

Phone: 303-275-4885

Address: 15013 Denver West Parkway, Golden, CO, 80401, United States
CO
 BASF CorporationAmit A. GokhaleDirector, Process and Chemical Engineering R&D Large Business Other Energy Technologies BASF is one of the largest manufacturers of catalysts as well as chemicals in the world. Our catalyst manufacture capabilities range from chemical catalysts that serve several markets, including sustainable chemicals and energy applications. Over the years, BASF has developed several chemical catalysts and commercialized the same in our own plants and those of our customers via our market catalyst business. In addition, we also operate a custom catalyst business which is firewalled from the rest of the company to allow our customers to develop their proprietary catalysts in partnership with us.

Over the years, we have developed several rules and methodologies that allow us to scale-up catalysts from lab scale to kg and ton scale rapidly. This is accomplished in our Catalyst Scale-up & Characterization Laboratory where we have deep experience in translating catalysts developed in academic labs and startups into industrially relevant formulations. In addition, we are also set up to conduct reactor studies at various scales and using a variety of different reactor types to test the efficacy of catalysts and to inform reactor design. Modeling is a core strength at BASF, and we are capable of developing kinetic models, CFD models for reactor design, process models (e.g. AspenPlus) to develop the entire process/technoeconomics, as well as life cycle analysis models to quantify the CO2 reduction benefits.

With respect to this FOA, BASF, as a partner could take on ANY of the following roles – A) Work with you on a discovery program and advise on selecting the right raw materials and techniques that will reduce the effort required during scale up, B) As a scale-up partner we can provide technical input and facilities for translating lab recipes to industrially relevant formulations. C) If needed, we can assess the effectiveness of the scaled-up catalysts in our labs and help with reactor design D) Conduct overall process, technoeconomics, and GHG reduction analysis E) Provide insights into the chemicals market and develop a robust go to market plan as one of the largest chemical companies in the world.
Website: https://www.basf.com/us/en

Email: amit.gokhale@basf.com

Phone: +1 (732) 902-1180

Address: 11750 Katy Freeway, Houston, TX, 77494, United States
TX
 Kaio LabsWilliam PurvisCEO & Co-Founder Small Business Other Energy Technologies Kaio Labs is developing an autonomous materials discovery platform that combines robotics and AI to accelerate the development of electrocatalysts for CO2 conversion. Our technology addresses the critical challenge of discovering high-performance catalysts that can enable economically viable CO2 electroreduction at industrial scale. Our core capabilities include (i) automated high-throughput experimentation for catalyst synthesis and testing, (ii) machine learning algorithms optimized for multi-objective catalyst discovery, and (iii) custom robotics systems for reproducible materials research.

We are interested in collaborating with teams that have expertise in (i) advanced catalyst characterization techniques, particularly in-situ/operando methods, (ii) membrane-electrode assembly optimization for CO2 electrolyzers, and (iii) industrial-scale electrolyzer design and operation.

Our team brings together deep expertise in physical chemistry, artificial intelligence, and robotics automation, with specific experience in developing models that operate in low-data environments. Our work will offer rapid catalyst screening and performance optimization through our self-driving laboratory platform.
Website: kaiolabs.com

Email: will@kaiolabs.com

Phone: 5513715309

Address: 2 Cedar St, 2 Cedar St, Newark, NJ 07102, Newark, NJ, 07102, United States
NJ
 Dimensional EnergyBrad BrennanChief Science Officer Small Business Other Energy Technologies Background: Dimensional Energy (DE) has core competencies in heterogeneous thermocatalysts and integrated systems for reactions along the chemical pathways from CO2 to hydrocarbons. To-date this has led to two commercial catalysts for Reverse Water Gas Shift and Fischer-Tropsch. DE has designed, built, and operated multiple pilot plants using eFuels/PtL pathways.

Interest: We would like to broadly incorporate AI and rapid iterative testing sequences into our workflow for our current catalyst areas and future routes. This could involve partnering to develop the AI pathway and to develop the High Throughput Testing hardware/software systems.

Capabilities:
- Synthesis of heterogeneous catalysts from raw materials to final product.
- Lab and pilot plant scale catalyst testing sites.
- Engineering support for test rigs.
Website: www.dimensionalenergy.com

Email: brad@dimensionalenergy.com

Phone: 4803134448

Address: 95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY, 14850, United States
NY
 Newfound Materials, Inc.Matthew J. McDermottCEO Small Business Other Energy Technologies Newfound Materials develops a data-driven/AI-based predictive synthesis platform for accelerated materials discovery and high-throughput experimentation. We specialize in reaction network modeling, pathway prediction, and recipe generation for inorganic synthesis. Our platform's algorithms and approach were developed over 5+ years of synthesis science research at U.C. Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

We specialize in downselecting to the most theoretically optimal synthesis recipes to test in the lab, and are interested in partnering to co-develop new R&D approaches for heterogeneous catalyst development.
Website: www.newfoundmaterials.com

Email: matt@newfoundmaterials.com

Phone: 512-601-4035

Address: 1606 Headway Cir, STE 9523, Austin, TX, 78754, United States
TX
 Virginia TechHongliang XinAssociate Professor Academic Power Generation: Renewable My group centers on the integration of artificial intelligence with quantum chemistry and large-scale atomistic simulations in catalysis research. Leveraging automation and AI agents, we develop closed-loop systems that couple high-throughput experimentation with real-time data analysis and optimization. My expertise includes scalable, explainable AI frameworks and multimodal data integration, enabling the rapid prediction of catalytic properties and design of new materials.
Website: https://xingroup.org/

Email: hxin@vt.edu

Phone: 5402316156

Address: 635 Prices Fork Rd., 271 Goodwin Hall, Blacksburg, VA, 24061-0001, United States
VA
 Saint-Gobain NorProMarissa ReigelDirector of Research and Development Large Business Other Energy Technologies Saint-Gobain NorPro's advanced ceramic technologies span well over 100 years with well-known solutions for fixed bed reactor processing and heat & mass transfer applications. We are a supplier of custom catalyst carriers, bed topping media, support media and other products that support energy production. We work with our customers to supply heterogeneous catalyst supports that fit their application needs. We can tailor surface area, porosity, surface chemistry, size and shape.
Website: https://www.norpro.saint-gobain.com/

Email: marissa.reigel@saint-gobain.com

Phone: 3302859730

Address: 3840 Fishcreek Road, Stow, OH, 44224, United States
OH
 MITJu Liprofessor Academic Power Generation and Energy Production: Liquid and Gaseous Fuels/Nuclear Autonomous experiments using active learning and AI:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41578-023-00588-4

CRESt – Copilot for Real-world Experimental Scientist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POPPVtGueb0
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cgTIoC-KXQs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sibCICesrEY
https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/article-details/64a81dcd6e1c4c986bf83225

Universal Interatomic Potential:
https://youtu.be/WY4IL4Ovuns
Website: http://li.mit.edu

Email: liju@mit.edu

Phone: 6172530166

Address: 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA, 02139-4307, United States
MA
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