Researchers have used artificial intelligence to advance the discovery and optimization of metal oxide catalysts for renewable energy technologies like hydrogen fuel cells and batteries. The study, led by Assistant Professor Xue Jia at the Advanced Institute for Materials Research, used machine learning to analyze over 7,000 distinct catalysts, identifying high-performance compositions efficiently. This approach could lead to significant advancements in sustainable energy technologies, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and making renewable energy more accessible. The research also has implications for the production of hydrogen peroxide, used for disinfection and industrial processes.
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AI Revolutionises Renewable Energy: Machine Learning Unlocks High-Performance Metal Oxide Catalysts
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