Acceleration of first-principles atomistic simulations with Bayesian neural networks

Molecular dynamics simulations with first-principles methods, such as density functional theory, are a cornerstone in the development of new battery and fuel cell materials. However, due to their high computational demand, their application is mostly limited to small systems and short time horizons. AI-based methods are a promising approach for accelerating first-principles simulations while maintaining high simulation accuracy. A key challenge, however, is the efficient training of such AI-based methods for specific systems of interest. In this article, we provide an overview of the training approach being researched at the Professorship of Computer Science in Mechanical Engineering at Helmut-Schmidt University, Hamburg.

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OpenHSU
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2025-03-25
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https://doi.org/10.24405/17156
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Marine Toxins and Detection Methods
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Acceleration of first-principles atomistic simulations with Bayesian neural networks

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Acceleration of first-principles atomistic simulations with Bayesian neural networks

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Abstract

Molecular dynamics simulations with first-principles methods, such as density functional theory, are a cornerstone in the development of new battery and fuel cell materials. However, due to their high computational demand, their application is mostly limited to small systems and short time horizons. AI-based methods are a promising approach for accelerating first-principles simulations while maintaining high simulation accuracy. A key challenge, however, is the efficient training of such AI-based methods for specific systems of interest. In this article, we provide an overview of the training approach being researched at the Professorship of Computer Science in Mechanical Engineering at Helmut-Schmidt University, Hamburg.

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