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Xiaoning Qian^1,2, Byung-Jun Yoon^1,2, Raymundo Arróyave³

¹Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 77843, USA.

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Accelerate novel functional materials discovery by shifting from trial-and-error to knowledge-driven informatics. This review highlights Bayesian signal processing and machine learning for efficient, physics-informed research and development.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Computer Science
Data Science

Background:

Current materials discovery relies heavily on inefficient trial-and-error methods and high-throughput screening.
There is a critical need for advanced informatics techniques to accelerate the discovery of novel functional materials.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss key research issues and challenges in transforming materials discovery practices.
To highlight the potential of knowledge-driven informatics, particularly Bayesian signal processing and machine learning.

Main Methods:

Focus on uncertainty-aware and physics-informed Bayesian signal processing and machine learning schemes.
Application of these methods for knowledge-driven learning and robust optimization.
Utilizing these techniques for efficient, objective-driven experimental design.

Main Results:

Identifies major research issues and challenges in adopting advanced informatics for materials discovery.
Demonstrates the utility of uncertainty-aware and physics-informed AI for accelerating research.
Proposes a framework for more efficient and targeted experimental design.

Conclusions:

A fundamental shift towards knowledge-driven informatics is essential for accelerating functional materials discovery.
Bayesian signal processing and machine learning offer powerful tools for this transformation.
Integrating AI with domain knowledge enables more efficient and robust materials R&D.