A four-institution team led by the University of Houston will spend the next three years hunting for the permanent magnets of the future by combining AI-guided prediction, synthesis, and characterization in one closed discovery loop.
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UH, Rice professors receive nearly $3M grant from Department of Energy to build better magnets with AI
Michael Adkison interviews Jakoah Brgoch on why the search for a better magnet has been so slow, and how AI narrows the number of experiments the team has to run: “trying to bake a cake without a recipe.”
Read at Houston Public MediaUniversity of Houston
Department of Energy Awards UH-led Team $2.88M to Use AI to Strengthen America's Critical Mineral Supply Chain
The lead institution's announcement of the award, introducing GAMBIT and the partnership behind it.
Read at UH NewsHow Geoffroy Hautier's group will apply AI, atomistic modeling, and high-throughput computing to the hunt for new magnetic compounds.
Read at Rice News