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Autonomous Self-Driven Laboratory

Development of a self-driven laboratory that is capable of thin-film synthesis, imaging and characterization. The objective is to develop a fully autonomous laboratory system that performs the synthesis and characterization of thin films, analyze the data, and modify the chemical recipes and process parameters in an active learning framework, developing thin films with the desired electrical and optical properties

Notable Publications

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Depolymerizable Polymers

Using first principles and ML methods, study depolymerization mechanisms in a class of biodegradable plastics containing polymeric ester linkages. This will allow discovery of novel polymer systems that can potentially display similar properties as everyday polymers, such as polyethylene and polyethylene terephthalate, but are easily depolymerized into valuable monomers or other organic systems through hydrolysis reaction.

Notable Publications

Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports

[ https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mser.2020.100595 ]

Design and Discovery of Shape Memory Alloys

An active learning approach to the design of high-temperature shape memory alloys having desired transformation temperatures and hysteresis by exploring the vast composition space and processing conditions. The aim is to discover suitable alloy composition and heat treatment conditions required for shape memory alloy synthesis to be used in aerospace, biomedical and automotive industries.

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Join Us

The MI-lab is always looking for motivated students and researchers who are interested in using machine learning methods or computational techniques to solve materials problems. Please reach out to Dr. Rohit Batra or any of the group member via e-mail for more information.

152 NAC-1 IIT Madras, Chennai, India 600036

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