Researchers at Graz University of Technology have improved the simulation of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) using machine learning. This new method allows for faster and more accurate simulations of MOFs’ properties, such as heat conduction, by leveraging machine-learned potentials adapted to quantum mechanical simulations. This advancement enhances the ability to design MOFs with specific properties, aiding in applications like hydrogen storage and thermoelectric devices. The approach significantly reduces computational time while maintaining high accuracy.
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