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An artificial intelligence model developed by a Swiss team can predict and fill in missing or incorrectly placed atoms, such as hydrogen, in the crystal structures of inorganic materials.
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Who
Timo Reents (PSI Centre for Scientific Computing, Theory and Data), Swiss team, Artem Oganov (Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology), Pierre-Paul De Breuck (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
What
An artificial intelligence model developed by a Swiss team can predict and fill in missing or incorrectly placed atoms, such as hydrogen, in the crystal structures of inorganic materials.
When
Fri, 19 Jun 2026 08:48:45 GMT · 2h 25m ago
Where
Switzerland ·
Why
The model addresses the challenge of accurately determining the positions of light atoms in crystalline materials, which scatter x-rays weakly, to enable better material simulation and design.
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Refining atomic positions with this AI model may improve existing structural databases and facilitate the design of new materials, including superconductors, by providing accurate atomic configurations.
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