Multiscale Modeling meets AI

Materials research has been in the era of data-driven approaches over the past two decades. The need to use AI and ML to aid in multiscale modeling and simulation becomes indispensable. From training molecular force fields to running simulation to predicting physical properties to design new molecules, AI-powered tools are now part of these multidisciplinary studies. Training physics-informed data models is crucial to ensure that the models and predictions are physically meaningful, and can be tested. Importantly, since AI/ML projects are becoming more and more computationally demanding, to be able to invest wisely in infrastructure, you need to understand how the key components of a popular computing system work together in each and every stage of a AI-driven workflow from data processing, model training and inference. At Codice, we help researchers find optimal solutions to using AI tools in materials modeling problems.

Trung Nguyen

11/20/20241 min read

A close-up view of a computer screen displaying lines of colorful programming code. The keyboard in the foreground is slightly blurred, with keys lit by blue backlighting. The code on the screen includes syntax highlighting with various colors used to differentiate between components.
A close-up view of a computer screen displaying lines of colorful programming code. The keyboard in the foreground is slightly blurred, with keys lit by blue backlighting. The code on the screen includes syntax highlighting with various colors used to differentiate between components.