Compular Mentioned in Hitachi Ventures’ Article: ‘AI is Powering the Future of Material Science’
We’re excited to share that Compular was featured in Hitachi Ventures’ recent article, AI is Powering the Future of Material Science: From Lab to Real-World Breakthroughs. Compular is one of the startups that Hitachi Energy follows closely in the material science field, as shown in the image below. The article highlights how startups, corporations, and…
Read moreWe are exploring new development projects
We are currently exploring new development projects to add to the applications already available in Compular Lab. Help shape our development direction! Take a look the project ideas below, and let us know if any align with your interests and goals. We are primarily targeting companies in the battery industry, but if you are in a different field…
Read moreNavigating the jungle of molecular dynamics
So you are looking to digitalize some aspects of your materials R&D, and you know that molecular dynamics, or MD for short, is one approach. But what are its strengths and weaknesses and which variant should you turn to? In this text I will give you a brief primer. What is Molecular Dynamics? Molecular…
Read moreUnveil the secret life of your electrolytes
If you work in battery electrolyte R&D, chances are you have seen results in the lab, or even in computer simulations, that beg for explanations that are not forthcoming from available data. If you could understand the origin of an electrolyte formulation’s high or low rate capability, electrochemical stability, ionic conductivity or electrode wettability, you…
Read moreTech’s Return to the Physical
When we look back to the technological revolutions of the 20th century, most of the life changing technologies were very concretely physical: Electrical power generation and grids, trains and railways, antibiotics and vaccines, automobiles and airplanes, etc. As the century progressed and turned, however, the card-carrying innovations turned distinctly more virtual. While the telegraph, telephone,…
Read moreIs AGI upon us?
As a CTO in materials informatics, I have kept track of recent AI developments, even though our own solutions are more based on physics and good old-fashioned statistics than the large language models (LLMs) and multimodal models that have made so many recent headlines. A year ago, my attention on AI developments was mostly driven…
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