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Leveraging Language Representation for Materials Exploration and Discovery
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Discover a groundbreaking materials discovery framework that employs natural language embeddings from language models to enhance the exploration of crystal structures. This innovative approach allows for similarity analysis and multi-task learning, paving the way for diverse prototype structures in thermoelectrics. This exciting research was conducted by Jiaxing Qu, Yuxuan Richard Xie, Kamil M. Ciesielski, Claire E. Porter, Eric S. Toberer, and Elif Ertekin.
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