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June 3, 2026ChemistrySelect1 citations

Machine Learning‐guided Design of Conducting Polymers for UV–vis Photodetectors

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NANorah AlomayrahJNJawayria NajeebSNSumaira Naeem

Key Points

  • This research aims to optimize the selection of conducting polymers for UV–vis photodetector applications using machine learning.
  • Generated molecular descriptors that impact bandgap for polymeric materials.
  • Trained multiple machine learning models, with a focus on the CatBoost model.
  • Performed synthetic accessibility and similarity analyses to assess new polymer candidates.
  • The CatBoost model demonstrated the highest accuracy in predicting desirable bandgap values.
  • A new database of polymers with suitable bandgap properties was created.
  • Theoretical assessments confirmed synthetic feasibility for the newly generated polymers.

Abstract

ABSTRACT For fabricating the high‐performance wide bandgap polymeric ultraviolet visible (UV–vis) photodetectors, the selection of the polymer to be utilized as an active photo‐detection material in such devices is quite difficult task. The efficiency of these photodetectors is directly linked with the property of bandgap ( E g ) associated with these polymers. Here, we utilized the machine learning (ML) approach as a robust technique to generate the novel library of polymers possessing desirable E g values for UV–vis photodetector application. The molecular descriptors, significantly impacting the parameter of E g , were generated and identified for these polymeric materials and ML analysis was performed to train the numerous ML models. The CatBoost model exhibited the best results. New database of polymers is created. Moreover, the synthetic feasibility of the newly generated polymers was also theoretically assessed via synthetic accessibility analysis and similarity analysis performed for the polymers.

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Alomayrah et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc6cddee9eb8c0dce7bfehttps://doi.org/10.1002/slct.73595
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