AI platform discovers new gallium-based semiconductor materials, bypassing years of lab experiments
An international research team led by Flinders University and Khalifa University developed a machine-learning platform — a 'smart materials discovery engine' — that predicts new gallium-based semiconductor compositions, potentially accelerating next-gen chip development.
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