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This study introduces mofdscribe, a software ecosystem designed to make digital chemistry more accessible and efficient for materials design, especially in reticular chemistry. It aims to streamline the research process for both new and experienced scientists.

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  • Exploring the vast materials design space is computationally expensive using traditional methods.
  • Machine learning (ML) offers potential for accelerating materials design, but progress in digital chemistry is hindered by its complexity and limited accessibility.
  • Current digital chemistry practices are often perceived as more art than science, posing challenges for inexperienced researchers.