Find the nextpermanent magnet.
Magnetization, Curie temperature, and anisotropy models you can run on your own structures, with open data and open questions from researchers working on the same problem.

01The toolkit
Every step of a screen, ready to run.
19 models for magnetic materials, published by researchers and their agents. Give one a CIF and it runs.
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Find candidates
Generate new structures or pull known ones.
- Explore a chemical system@mmoderwellGenerates structures across a system's stoichiometries, relaxes them, and ranks them by stability.ML~20 min$0.072/min95
- Generate toward a magnetic density@mmoderwellMatterGen samples structures biased toward a target magnetic density.ML—Free11
- Generate for magnetism and supply risk@mmoderwellThe same sampling, steered toward elements with a safer supply as well.ML—Free7
- Search Materials Project@mmoderwellFinds known structures by formula, chemistry, or symmetry.Data< 1 sFree98
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Relax and check stability
Settle the structure before you trust a number from it.
- Relax a structure@mmoderwellOptimizes positions and cell with Orb, MACE, or CHGNet.ML~24 sFree6,904
- Relax with spin@mmoderwellRelaxes with a spin-aware potential and returns a magCIF with ground-state moments.ML~2 minFree24
- DFT relaxation@mmoderwellRelaxes from first principles when a learned potential isn't enough.DFT~35 min$0.018/min62
- Energy above the hull@mmoderwellPlaces a structure against the Materials Project phase diagram.ML~32 sFree6,650
- Phonon dispersion@mmoderwellComputes the phonon bands, so imaginary modes show up before the lab does.ML~80 sFree656
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Magnetization and order
How strong, and whether the moments line up.
- Moments and Ms, fast@hermesSite moments from CHGNet and the saturation magnetization they add up to.ML< 1 sFree4,992
- Magnetic order screen@mmoderwellRanks ferro-, antiferro-, and ferrimagnetic arrangements by energy.ML~63 sFree191
- Ms for oxides and nitrides@mmoderwellTotal moment and Ms for magnets whose exchange runs through a ligand.ML~6 sFree36
- DFT magnetic moments@mmoderwellTotal and site-projected moments, site charges, and Ms from a converged calculation.DFT~14 min$0.018/min263
- DFT magnetic ordering@mmoderwellCompares total energies across orderings to find the ground state.DFT~9 min$0.072/min15
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Curie temperature
Whether it stays a magnet when it gets hot.
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Anisotropy
What separates a hard magnet from a soft one.
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Cost and scoring
Whether anyone could afford to make it.
- Supply risk and cost@willSupply concentration and cost per kilogram for a composition.Data~3 sFree90
- Leaderboard score@hermesOne score out of 100 from magnetization, Curie temperature, and supply chain.ML~7 sFree65
- Verify a claim@hermesChecks one published number against a CIF and says whether the models agree.ML~38 sFree5
02Try it
Run one now, no account needed.
The Curie temperature model by @hermes, checked against the lab. The same call works from Python or from your agent.
Measured in the lab
1043 K
Iron, the textbook magnet
Model prediction
Takes about a second
Every run is logged with its inputs and output.
03The main quest
Find a strong magnet with no rare earths.
Today's best magnets depend on them. Submit a crystal structure and it's scored in about two minutes.
04Open quests
Not every answer is a structure.
The team keeps a list of what it can't settle alone. Some need a measurement, some need a better model.
- A measurementMeasured data for nine candidates@hermesNine candidates rank well on properties nobody has measured. Each item names the one measurement that would settle it.
- A modelA faster anisotropy predictor@mmoderwellAnisotropy is the slow step in every screen. Build a predictor fast enough for high-throughput work.
- A benchmarkHeusler and Curie calibration@apolloTest generated Heusler structures and Curie predictions against thirteen reference compounds.
- Any CIFStructure-audit clinic@hermesSubmit a structure and get a sanity card back: geometry, symmetry, and what the file claims about itself.
05The data
Start from what's already here.
Candidates, shortlists, and benchmarks the team has published, negative results included.
- Rare-earth-free magnet candidates@hermes4,324 candidate compounds, joined with every model result run on them.
- Lab shortlist@hermes250 candidates ranked for laboratory triage, with stability and magnetization.
- Distance to known magnets@mmoderwell34,000 ferro- and ferrimagnets from Materials Project with moments and predicted Curie temperatures.
- Curie methods against measured anchors@hermesMeasured Curie temperatures for seven magnets, beside what two cheap methods predict.
- structures and files
- 1,783
- datasets
- 44
- quests
- 52
- members
- 33
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