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Summary

The High-Throughput Experimental Materials Database (HTEM) provides open access to synthesis and characterization data for inorganic thin films. This resource accelerates the design and discovery of novel materials through high-throughput methods.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Solid State Chemistry
Computational Materials Science

Background:

The design of novel inorganic thin films often requires extensive experimental data.
Existing data is frequently siloed, hindering efficient materials discovery.

Discussion:

The High-Throughput Experimental Materials Database (HTEM) centralizes experimental synthesis and characterization data for inorganic thin films.
This open online database facilitates data sharing and reuse, crucial for advancing materials design.

Key Insights:

Talley et al. (2021) established HTEM as a foundational resource for materials science.
The database supports a new paradigm of high-throughput materials design by leveraging accessible experimental data.

Outlook:

HTEM is poised to accelerate the discovery of new inorganic thin film materials.
The platform encourages collaborative research and data-driven innovation in materials development.