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Scientific Computational Analysis and Research of Materials
We are a computational materials science research group in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT. We try to better understand materials properties by applying theories from solid state physics, quantum mechanics, and statistical mechanics. In some cases we can even predict materials properties before the materials themselves are synthesized. In addition, we have a small but excellent experimental group in which the integration between theory, computation and experiment occurs first hand. This group focuses on the design of better materials for rechargeable Li batteries, using a combination of ab-initio computations and well selected experiments.
Spotlight:
- 9/2006 MRS bulletin cover by Tim Mueller
- 8/2006 Best paper award in CALPHAD 2005: paper by S. Curtarolo, D. Morgan and G. Ceder
- 7/2006 Novel method to predict crystal structure of materials developed: paper by C. Fischer, K. Tibbetts, D. Morgan and G. Ceder published in "Nature Materials"
- 2/2006 New cathode material for advanced high energy high power lithium battery: paper by K.Kang, Y.S.Meng, J. Breger, C.P. Grey and G. Ceder published in "SCIENCE"
- 8/2004 Prof. G. Ceder receives the Battery Research Award 2004 (JES)
- 8/2004 Paper by D. Morgan et. al is in the top 2003 downloaded papers of Journal of Physics:Condensed Matter
Important Announcement:
Open Course Ware :
- MIT3.320 - Atomistic Modelling Course Online by Prof. G. Ceder and Prof. N. Mazari