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January 1, 2020Open Access

Artificial intelligence: the silver bullet for sustainable materials development

RHRifan HardianKing Abdullah University of Science and Technology ZLZhenwen LiangUniversity of Notre Dame XZXiangliang ZhangUniversity of Notre Dame

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Artificial intelligence in combination with design of experiments for sustainable process development achieving high quality metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) with minimal environmental effect.

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Artificial intelligence: the silver bullet for sustainable materials development | Synapse

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