
Zoé Faure Beaulieu
@zfaurebeaulieu
PhD Student at Oxford University. Interested in graph representations and the development of ML for Chemistry.
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20-10-2022 21:41:59
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🎉 new preprint just dropped 🎉 We use machine-learned energy models to probe the impact of treating complicated metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) as simple AB₂ networks. Huge congratulations to Zoé Faure Beaulieu on her first first-author paper! The first of many I'm sure 😃


A pleasure to welcome Dr Chiheb Ben Mahmoud (Chiheb Ben Mahmoud) as a new postdoctoral researcher Deringer Group Oxford! Chiheb will lead activities on #MachineLearning for spectroscopy & structural characterisation of amorphous materials, as key part of our UK Research and Innovation Frontier Research project.



New group photo! 😀 Such a pleasure to see team Deringer Group Oxford expanding and going strong - thanks to everyone's creative contributions, & to generous support by UK Research and Innovation Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and of course Oxford Chemistry


This week I'm in Berlin for the #PsikCECAM23 conference. Some amazing talks already, including personal highlights from Volker Deringer, Joe Morrow, Nicholas Runcie and Francesco Di Giovanni . 3 more days and loads more science still to go 😊


A pleasure to present work from Deringer Group Oxford, and later to discuss data for ML / #compchem more widely. Thank you Cecilia Clementi Gábor Lixin Michele Ceriotti for this opportunity - and Joe Morrow (OxICFM) for joining me on the stage 🙂


Slightly delayed (!!) but very pleased to announce that our paper: "Synthetic data for pre-training neural-network potentials" is out in Machine Learning: Science and Technology See 👇🧵 for a quick summary, or have a complete read here: doi.org/10.1088/2632-2… All thoughts and comments very welcome! 1/


Delighted to share this #compchem paper from Zoé Faure Beaulieu's ongoing DPhil project – a great collaboration with @fausto_martelli at IBM Research! Zoé studied #ML models that can classify different forms of amorphous ice. Read more in The Journal of Chemical Physics doi.org/10.1063/5.0193…


Very excited to see our comment out in Nature Computational Science 🎉 We seek to highlight the central role of high-quality datasets in atomistic #ML, and summarise established and recently proposed ways of building such.



Extremely excited to be sharing the output of my internship in Microsoft Research's #AIForScience team: "Understanding multi-fidelity training of machine-learned force-fields" 🤖🧪
