Clari Predicts Crystal Structures in Seconds
rishabh16_ · x · 2026-07-13
Introducing Clari: a generative model capable of predicting organic crystal structures within seconds.
The author highlights that its speed is sufficient to support virtual screening based on solid-state properties, allowing for the selection of candidates from organic molecules that are more likely to meet target properties.
The post also notes that this work was a collaborative effort with co-first authors Alston Lo and Luka Mucko.
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