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Machine Learning for Tailoring Organic Semiconductors

Descrizione del progetto

Consentire l’identificazione e la progettazione di composti per l’uso in semiconduttori organici

Il progetto MALTOSE, finanziato dall’UE, combinerà la ricerca fondamentale sui materiali con l’apprendimento automatico per studiare in dettaglio le proprietà elettroniche dei semiconduttori organici. I ricercatori si avvarranno di una metodologia basata su una rete neurale profonda Tensor, chiamata PredictNet, che è stata progettata e addestrata per prevedere le proprietà elettroniche delle molecole e dei polimeri. Per di più, lo fa a una frazione del costo numerico rispetto ai calcoli della teoria funzionale della densità e alle misure sperimentali. Il progetto consentirà di identificare e progettare composti promettenti dall’immenso pool di molecole e materiali possibili per applicazioni in celle solari fotovoltaiche organiche, display elettronici di grandi dimensioni, elettronica organica flessibile e sensori.

Obiettivo

“Machine Learning for Tailoring Organic Semiconductors” (MALTOSE) connects fundamental materials research with machine-learning (ML) techniques, focusing on the electronic properties of organic semiconductors. The aim of this innovative project is to discover and design novel materials with exciting properties, the prime example being the design of compounds for better organic photovoltaic cells, i.e. that reach higher power-conversion efficiencies and are more stable and more environmentally friendly.

The methodology relies on a deep tensor neural network, the so-called PredictNet, that is designed and trained to predict electronic properties of molecules and polymers, at a fraction of the numerical cost compared to density-functional theory (DFT) computations, not to mention experimental measurements. PredictNet will be particularly fruitful in combination with a genetic algorithm that will be developed to propose candidate compounds from crossover and mutation from previously successful compounds. MALTOSE will enable the identification and design of promising compounds, out of the immense pool of imaginable molecules and materials, for future technological applications in fields like organic photovoltaic solar cells, large-area electronic displays, flexible organic electronics, or sensors.

The project will bring together the fellow, a recognized quantum physicist and data scientist with academic and industry research experience, and a top research host institution under the supervision of a leading expert in materials science, genetic algorithms, modelling, simulation and knowledge transfer. The fellow will receive an advanced training programme in research skills and complementary non-research-oriented skills in order to enhance his future career prospects and to provide a strong basis for an independent career.

Meccanismo di finanziamento

MSCA-IF-EF-ST - Standard EF

Coordinatore

FUNDACION ICAMCYL
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 172 932,48
Indirizzo
POLIGONO INDUSTRIAL EL BAYO, 19
24412 Cubillos Del Sil Leon
Spagna

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Regione
Centro (ES) Castilla y León León
Tipo di attività
Research Organisations
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 172 932,48