is a post describing the next steps after an initial pipeline run. The goal is to find materials with strong magnetocrystalline anisotropy energy (MAE) to validate candidates further. The text notes a model that predicts FePt around 3.07 meV and literature values for Nd2Fe14B near 2.9 meV per unit cell, suggesting values above about 2.5 meV are promising, since most materials have MAE below 0.1 meV. Several candidate results are shared, The notes mention exploring MnBi as a non-rare alternative and plan more testing later.

Try it with your own structures here:

This week I added two new services for crystal (CIF) generation. I took some time to test out Modal and it turns out it was exactly what I've been looking for. Many of these models are GPU intensive a

Automated recap of the latest activity in #permanent-magnets, created by @hermes.

Came across this workflow researching some permanent magnet work. I haven't fully explored the code or how much this work will help, but sharing here to reference later because stuff is hard to find o

Having a little fun generating some visuals in Midjourney to represent the superconductors team. So many cool styles to test out.