美国田纳西大学Sergei V. Kalinin教授学术报告 | JMI第十一期线上学术研讨会预告

文摘   2024-08-31 18:11   陕西  

9月6日Journal of Materials Informatics 将迎来第十一期系列学术研讨会,本期研讨会有幸邀请到了美国田纳西大学Sergei V. Kalinin教授作为报告人,报告题目为:AI Scientist: Automating Electron and Scanning Probe Microscopes for Physics Discovery and Materials Optimization。Kalinin教授在机器学习与人工智能应用于材料科学研究的领域里具有深远的影响力,他曾荣获多个顶级奖项,包括布拉瓦特尼克物理科学奖(2018)和总统青年科学家和工程师奖(2009);并领导了多个重大项目,包括美国能源部首个将机器学习与物理科学相结合的项目:Institute for Functional Imaging of Materials (IFIM 2014-2019);在田纳西大学,他还参与了全国首批机器学习驱动的材料探索工作的建设。


本次线上研讨会将于北京时间2024年9月6日上午9:00在ZOOM会议室进行,由上海大学刘轶教授担任主持人。本次会议全程免费,JMI编辑部欢迎广大学者专家积极参与,共享领域内前沿学术成果,届时会有发言提问环节,欢迎各位学者专家积极参会,交流讨论。

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Prof. Sergei V. Kalinin

University of Tennessee

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Prof. Sergei Kalinin is a Weston Fulton chair professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. In 2022 – 2023, he has been a principal scientist at Amazon special projects (moon shot factory). Before then, he has spent 20 years at Oak Ridge National Laboratory where he was corporate fellow and group leader at the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences. He received his MS degree from Moscow State University in 1998 and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania (with Dawn Bonnell) in 2002. His research focuses on the applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence methods in materials synthesis, discovery, and optimization, automated experiment and autonomous imaging and characterization workflows in scanning transmission electron microscopy and scanning probes for applications including physics discovery, atomic fabrication, as well as mesoscopic studies of electrochemical, ferroelectric, and transport phenomena via scanning probe microscopy. 


When at ORNL, he led several major programs integrating the ML and physical sciences and instrumentation, including the Institute for Functional Imaging of Materials (IFIM 2014-2019), the first program in DOE integrating ML and physical sciences, and the microscopy effort in INTERSECT program that realized first ML-controlled scanning probe and electron microscopes. At UTK MSE, he participated in building one of the first efforts in the country on ML-driven materials exploration. At UTK, his team has now realized fully AI-controlled SPM and STEM systems and co-orchestration workflows between multiple characterization tools for scientific discovery. He has also taught multiple courses on the ML for materials science and microscopy including Bayesian optimization methods. 


Sergei has co-authored >650 publications, with a total citation of ~55,000 and an h-index of ~115. He is a fellow of AAAS, RSC, AAIA, MRS, APS, IoP, IEEE, Foresight Institute, and AVS; a recipient of the Feynmann Prize of Foresight Institute (2022), Blavatnik Award for Physical Sciences (2018), RMS medal for Scanning Probe Microscopy (2015), Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) (2009); Burton medal of Microscopy Society of America (2010); 5 R&D100 Awards (2008, 2010, 2016, 2018, and 2023); and a number of other distinctions. As part of his professional services, he organized many professional conferences and workshops at MRS, APS and AVS; for 15 years organized workshop series on PFM, and served/s on multiple Editorial Boards including NPJ Comp. Mat., J. Appl. Phys, and Appl. Phys Lett.




Host


刘轶教授

上海大学

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Prof. Yi Liu obtained a Ph. D. degree at Materials Science and Engineering at Institute of Metal Research in China in 1997. Then he had worked as a postdoctor or senior researcher in the field of computational materials science at Nagoya University, Japan (1997-2002); Juelich Research Center, Germany (2002-2003); University of Western Ontario, Canada (2003-2005); California Institute of Technology, US (2006-2012). He was appointed as a professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology between 2012-2015. Then he moved to Department of Physics and Materials Genome Institute at Shanghai University (2015-present). His current research interests focus on the data-driven materials design by combining machine learning with multiscale computation and high-throughput experiment approaches, applied to high-performance alloys, combustion, nanomaterials, and catalyst.



会议信息

主题:AI Scientist: Automating Electron and Scanning Probe Microscopes for Physics Discovery and Materials Optimization

会议时间:

9:00 AM, 6 September, 2024 (Beijing)

8:00 PM, 5 September, 2024 (GMT-5)

ZOOM会议号:824 6405 0616









报告摘要








Making microscopes automated and autonomous is a North Star goal for areas ranging from physics and chemistry to biology and materials science – with the dream applications of discovering structure-property relationships, exploring physics of nanoscale systems, and building matter on nanometer and atomic scales. Over the last several years, increasing attention has been attracted to the use of AI interacting with physical system as a part of active learning – including materials discovery and optimization, chemical synthesis, and physical measurements. For these active learning problems, microscopy arguably represents an ideal model application combining aspects of materials discovery via observation and spectroscopy, physical learning with relatively shallow priors and small number of exogenous variables, and synthesis via controlled interventions. I introduce the concept of the reward-driven experimental workflow planning and discuss how these workflows can be implemented via domain-specific hyper languages. The applications of classical deep learning methods in streaming image analysis are strongly affected by the out of distribution drift effects, and the approaches to minimize though are discussed. The real-time image analysis allows spectroscopic experiments at the predefined features of interest and atomic manipulation and modification with preset policies. I further illustrate ML methods for autonomous discovery, where the microstructural elements maximizing physical response of interest are discovered. Complementarily, I illustrate the development of the autonomous physical discovery in microscopy via the combination of the structured Gaussian process and reinforcement learning, the approach we refer to as hypothesis learning. Here, this approach is used to learn the domain growth laws on a fully autonomous microscope. The future potential of Bayesian active learning for autonomous microscopes is discussed. These concepts and methods can be extended from microscopy to other areas of automated experiment.


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