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  • Materials Science
  • Computational Chemistry
  • Electrochemistry

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  • Electrochemical energy storage and conversion are crucial for global electrification and sustainable development.
  • Understanding and designing electrochemical materials at the atomistic level is a key challenge.
  • Molecular modeling, powered by machine learning (ML), is essential for this endeavor.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To upgrade the PiNN (pairwise interaction neural network) Python package for enhanced molecular modeling of electrochemical systems.
  • To introduce equivariant features into the PiNet2 architecture for improved potential energy surface fitting, dipole/charge predictions, and charge response kernel generation.
  • To establish PiNN as a versatile, high-performance ML-accelerated platform for electrochemical research.

Main Methods:

  • Developed PiNet2 architecture with equivariant features for potential energy surface fitting.
  • Integrated PiNet2-dipole for accurate dipole and charge predictions.
  • Introduced PiNet2-χ for generating atom-condensed charge response kernels.
  • Utilized plug-ins like PiNNAcLe for adaptive ML potential generation and PiNNwall for modeling electrodes under bias.

Main Results:

  • The equivariant PiNet2 demonstrated significant performance improvements over the original PiNet architecture.
  • Benchmarking on diverse datasets (small molecules, crystals, electrolytes) confirmed state-of-the-art overall performance.
  • The enhanced PiNN package effectively predicts key properties for electrochemical materials.

Conclusions:

  • The upgraded PiNN package, featuring equivariant PiNet2, offers a powerful and versatile platform for ML-accelerated molecular modeling in electrochemistry.
  • This advancement facilitates atomistic precision in understanding, controlling, and designing next-generation electrochemical energy materials.
  • The PiNN platform is poised to accelerate research and development in sustainable energy solutions.