Dr. Solomon Oyakhire, Schmidt Science Fellow at UC Berkeley and incoming faculty at Georgia Tech, has joined Aionics in the role of Scholar-in-Residence. Dr. Oyakhire holds a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Stanford University and is widely acknowledged as a leader in the space of materials informatics and electrolyte design. His 2023 publication “Data-driven electrolyteContinue reading “Solomon Oyakhire joins Aionics as Scholar-in-Residence”
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Aionics, Inc. and Carnegie Mellon University Announce Licensing Agreement for Breakthrough Battery Electrolyte Design Software
Aionics, Inc., and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have announced a licensing agreement for intellectual property developed in the $1.58MM Accelerated Computational Electrochemical systems Discovery (ACED) program funded by the US Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) and led by Associate Professor Venkat Viswanathan. The official press release can be found here.Continue reading “Aionics, Inc. and Carnegie Mellon University Announce Licensing Agreement for Breakthrough Battery Electrolyte Design Software”
LK-99: What can machine learning tell us about the candidate superconductor?
The suspense continues about a possibly world-changing discovery By Dr. Shreyas Honrao, Senior Materials Informatics Scientist, and Dr. Austin Sendek, Chief Executive Officer The scientific world has been abuzz for the last two weeks with news of a possible ground-breaking discovery: the world’s first room temperature, ambient pressure superconductor. Dubbed LK-99, this material was firstContinue reading “LK-99: What can machine learning tell us about the candidate superconductor?”