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20242026
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7 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2026

Charting the thermodynamic stability of hybrid perovskite alloys with machine learning

Jarno Laakso, Armi Tiihonen, Patrick Rinke

Alloy-based perovskite solar cells offer tunable properties and improved stability, but their complexity has impeded accurate modeling, hindering development. We present a machine-…

physics.chem-ph2026

Benchmarking machine-learned interatomic potentials for molecular infrared spectroscopy

Nitik Bhatia, Ondrej Krejci, Patrick Rinke

Machine learning has transformed the field of atomistic simulations by enabling the development of interatomic potentials that are computationally efficient and highly accurate. Th…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2026

Selectivity- and Activity-Aware Catalyst Descriptors for CO Hydrogenation on Alloy Nanocatalysts using Machine-Learned Force Fields

Prajwal Pisal, Ondřej Krejčí, Patrick Rinke

Adsorption energy distributions (AEDs) have emerged as a powerful and increasingly adopted descriptor for catalytic performance in high-entropy alloys and, more recently, in conven…

cs.LG2026

Bayesian Optimization for Mixed-Variable Problems in the Natural Sciences

Yuhao Zhang, Ti John, Matthias Stosiek +1

Optimizing expensive black-box objectives over mixed search spaces is a common challenge across the natural sciences. Bayesian optimization (BO) offers sample-efficient strategies…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2026

Role of photonic interference in exciton-mediated magneto-optic responses

Güven Budak, Güven Budak, Christian Riedel +5

Coupled optical and magnetic excitations can give rise to remarkably strong magneto-optic responses. This is particularly evident in van der Waals magnets, such as the antiferromag…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2025

Predicting the Thermal Behavior of Semiconductor Defects with Equivariant Neural Networks

Xiangzhou Zhu, Patrick Rinke, David A. Egger

The presence of defects strongly influences semiconductor behavior. However, predicting the electronic properties of defective materials at finite temperatures remains computationa…