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A platform for open science with educational, research, and archiving tools, simulation software and services, curated and raw data.
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Mapping the ecosystem of Wannier Functions software
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How machine learning can help predict the spectral properties of materials
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New widgets and extensions expand the OSSCAR platform for educational notebooks in materials science
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In search of the perfect materials for fusion reactors
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The story of Jacutingaite: how a wonder material went from the mine to theory, crystal growth and experiments
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Can quantum computers be the key to more natural and efficient modelling of materials?
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MARVEL and CSCS: a partnership built for exa-scale computing in materials science
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AiiDA lab allows researchers to “focus on science rather than on setting up simulations”
Emiliana Fabbri
Emiliana Fabbri is a senior researcher in the Electrocatalysis and Interfaces group at PSI. She has been associated with MARVEL since May 2020 as group leader in Design and Discovery Project 4 with an Agility Plus grant on "Search for MOF-based catalysts for the electrochemical splitting of water". You can discover her portrait in a video part of the #NCCRWomen campaign and read more about her and her research below. Read more
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PhD Opportunity: autonomous simulations+experiments (PSI/EPFL)
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Materials science is on display on the EPFL campus
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Manuel Rudolph awarded the Google PhD Fellowship in Quantum Computing
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Three new INSPIRE Potentials fellows will join MARVEL for their Master's research projects
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MARVEL co-sponsored the AMRS 2024 Conference in Kigali
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Michele Ceriotti wins the E. Bright Wilson Prize
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Shapes: Patterns in Art and Science
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CECAM-MARVEL Classics in molecular and materials modelling: David Ceperley
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MARVEL Distinguished Lecture — Gerbrand Ceder
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CECAM-MARVEL Mary Ann Mansigh series: Science and diplomacy
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MARVEL Distinguished Lecture — Alexandre Tkatchenko