Materials for AI, AI for Materials 2025
Description
The Nature conference on 'Materials for AI, AI for Materials' explores a unique convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and materials science. Selected keynotes and invited presentations will focus on emerging materials to enable the development of AI hardware as well as the use of AI in the discovery and design of new materials.
Highlights
Presents cutting-edge research on neuromorphic, quantum, and 2D materials for AI. Focuses on AI tools for materials discovery and design. Includes self-driving experimental laboratories combining AI and robotics. Features keynotes and invited presentations on emerging materials for AI hardware. Hosts tutorial sessions introducing the main topics of the conference. Includes a Nature Index and Policy Forum to discuss R&D trends and strategies. Open to researchers and industry professionals in materials science, physics, and chemistry. Conducted in English with a global network of participants. Aims to foster international research cooperation and highlight South Korea's scientific achievements. Features 25 experts including keynote speakers, lecturers, and Nature editors.
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