From atoms to algorithms: Exploring multiscale learning, representation, and emergence

Multiscale modeling faces significant challenges in accurately capturing complex interactions across different levels, from microscopic to macroscopic.
Traditional methods often struggle with data complexity, efficiency, and scalability. 

As a result, there's a pressing need for innovative approaches that integrate advanced technologies like machine learning to improve predictions and speed up advancements in various scientific fields.

Who should attend?

Material scientists looking to explore advanced techniques for predicting material behaviors at multiple scales.

AI and machine learning professionals interested in applying AI to solve complex scientific problems.

Academics and researchers focused on multiscale modeling and its applications across various disciplines.

Industry engineers and developers seeking to integrate AI and multiscale approaches into product development and innovation.

Students and enthusiasts eager to learn about the latest advancements in AI, material science, and multiscale modeling.

Topics covered:

Challenges in multiscale modeling and emergence phenomena in material science

The role of machine-learned potential energy landscapes in predicting ionic conductivity

Importance of heuristic structure descriptors for efficient material predictions

Contributions of AI to advancing multiscale modeling in scientific research

Webinar details

Date

April 9, 2025

Time

12 PM CET / 6 PM SG

Duration

50 min (45 min webinar + 5 min Q&A)

Format

Online

Speakers

Andrey Ustyuzhanin
Andrey Ustyuzhanin
Chief Science Officer at Constructor Tech, Research professor at Institute for Functional Intelligent Materials, NUS
Nikita Kazeev
Nikita Kazeev
PhD in CS & Physics, Research Fellow at NUS
Speaker
Artem Maevskiy
Artem Maevskiy
Research Fellow

National University of Singapore, Institute for Functional Intelligent Materials, Singapore

Moderator
Alexey Panfilov
Alexey Panfilov
Senior Product Manager

Constructor Tech

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