A research team led by Prof. Ting Xu has developed a high-performance coating material that self-assembles from 2D nanosheets and could significantly extend the shelf life of electronics, energy storage devices, health & safety products, and more. The nanomaterial breakthrough is also recyclable and could enable a sustainable manufacturing approach that keeps single-use packaging and…

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Our warmest congratulations go out to KyuJung Jun (from Professor Ceder’s group), who received the electrochemical society ECS Battery Division Graduate Student Award for 2023, for his work on “Rationalizing Fast Lithium-ion Diffusion in Inorganic Lithium Superionic Conductors”. You can read the full article here: https://www.electrochem.org/244/division-awards/

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  In this paper he and the co-authors develop CHargeNet, which is a universal machine-learned potential to model materials much faster than with typical first-principles methods. The need to quickly discover new materials and to understand their underlying physics in the presence of complex electron interactions calls for advanced simulation tools. Deng et al. propose…

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  The Bakar Fellows program selects Professor Phillip Messersmith’s project, “Gel Protection During Tumor Ablation” for Spark Awards. You can find the full story here: https://news.berkeley.edu/2023/08/31/Bakar-Fellows-program-selects-seven-projects-for-Spark-Awards?utm_source=Berkeleyan&utm_campaign=877452a58e-berkeleyan_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_99ee3800d7-877452a58e-388726349

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  Berkeley Lab researcher Yan Zeng looks over the starting point at A-Lab. The new lab combines automation and artificial intelligence to speed up materials science discovery. (Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab)   MSE’s Prof. Ceder’s automated lab, A-Lab, is featured at LBNL news: Robots operate instruments and artificial intelligence makes decisions to find useful new materials at the…

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