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Meeting MS&T22: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium Materials Processing and Fundamental Understanding Based on Machine Learning and Data Informatics
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Addressing Data Needs for High Temperature Material Processing with Natural Language Processing
AI Driven Microscopic Analysis to Predict the Local Structure in Zirconia Ceramics
AI/ML-Driven Multi-Scale Modeling and Design of Structural Materials
B-5: Using Computer Vision and Machine Learning to Characterize Melt Pool Geometry in Additive Manufacturing
Comparison of Data Driven and Physics-informed Machine Learning Models for Temperature Prediction of Shear Assisted Processing and Extrusion
Composition and Property Prediction of Polymer-derived Silicon Oxycarbides
Computational and Machine Learning Studies of DNA-templated Dye Aggregate Design
Data-Driven Study of Shape Memory Behavior of Multi-component Ni-Ti Alloys
Graph Neural Network Modeling of Deforming Polycrystals
High-throughput Machine Learning Experiments with Graph Neural Networks for Predicting Abnormal Grain Growth in Polycrystalline Materials
Large Scale Atomistic Simulation of the B1-B4 Phase Transition of GaN with the Machine Learning Potential
Machine Learning Based Prediction of Cation Distribution in Complex Spinel Oxides as a Function of Processing Temperature
Machine Learning for Joint Quality Performance-determining Relationship between Intermetallic Properties and weld Microstructure of Al/steel Resistance Spot Welds
Microstructure Characterization and Reconstruction by Deep Learning Methodology
Unraveling the Process Fundamentals of Additive Friction Stir Deposition by Integrating Physics Simulation with Data-driven Approaches

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