The development of material genome technology in the field of new energy materials

doi:10.12028/j.issn.2095-4239.2017.0077

Abstract

Abstract: Material genome is the very important frontier technology in material field, which owns profound scientific content and significant application potential. In the last decades, materials science and technology realized revolutionary leap with the help of materials genome. This technology has been used in energy material fields and reduces the lifecycle of “Discovery-Research and Development—Production—Application”, which owns important significance of application. This paper introduced the progress of two typical materials genome platform of Materials Project and The Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD), and concluded the guidance technology of material genome used in new energy materials, such as material conformational representation, high throughput calculation and screening, machine learning, nerual network technique and optimization algorithm. Especially put forward, people should increase the integration of high throughput calculation and experiments, and base this and combine industrial 4.0 concept, exerting system fusion effect of material genome technology, sharing big data self-worth, and finally build material genomic large data artificial intelligence system equipped with the ability of self-selection and self-evolution, and establish new model of material development of digital intelligence.

Key words: material genome, new energy material, high throughput calculation, high throughput experiments

LIN Hai, ZHENG Jiaxin, LIN Yuan, PAN Feng . The development of material genome technology in the field of new energy materials[J]. Energy Storage Science and Technology, 2017, 6(5): 990-999.

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