Artificial Intelligence in GAM

About Our Cluster

The primary focus of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) in graphene and advanced materials Cluster at GAM Lab lies in the application of machine learning techniques and innovative deep learning architectures, complemented by computational software, to address challenges and limitations within the domains of materials science, nanotechnology, and biotechnology.

This cluster leverages AI-based models to predict material properties, optimize processes, and apply them in various aspects of production, design, experimentation, and scaling, including operations at the molecular and atomic levels.

“With the incredible properties and potential of graphene and other advanced materials, we firmly believe that combining them with AI can revolutionize numerous industries, ranging from electronics and energy storage to biomedical engineering and environmental science”

Aims & Scope

This Cluster has worked on pioneering research in the fascinating field of AI applied to Graphene and Advanced Materials since 2021. The overarching objective of this research group is to expedite the discovery of materials, enhance predictive capabilities, and optimize properties across the entire spectrum of scientific fields through the utilization of machine learning models.

AI has several potential applications in the field of Graphene and Advanced Materials. Some of these applications include:

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Leader of Cluster

Ali Pilehvar Meibody

Ali Pilehvar Meibody assumes the role of Cluster Leader of Artificial Intelligence in the GAM Lab. Having earned his Bachelor’s degree in Polymer Engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology (AUT) in 2021, he is presently pursuing a Master’s degree in Materials Engineering for Industry 4.0 at Politecnico di Torino. His primary academic focus pertains to advanced materials and nanotechnology, leveraging computational software and machine learning methodologies for applications in the material science domain. Since joining GAM Lab in 2023, he actively engaged in projects concerning the integration of artificial intelligence into scientific endeavors.

Phone

+98 – 21 6454 5423