NIST JARVIS team publishes 220+ AI materials science talks on YouTube after a decade of workshops
CatAstro_Piyush · x · 2026-10-17
NIST researcher Kamal Choudhary's team launched the AIMS (AI for Materials Science) and QMMS (Quantum Matters in Materials Science) workshop series nearly a decade ago as outreach for the JARVIS project, and more than 220 talks are now freely available on YouTube.
Playlists are organized by year — AIMS2022 through AIMS2026 with 23–37 videos each, and QMMS2020 plus 2024–2026 with 23–27 videos each — still being updated. Topics span graph neural networks for material property prediction, high-throughput materials screening, and machine-learned interatomic potentials, forming a systematic free resource for AI-for-science researchers.
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