Building a physics-aware AI ecosystem for solid-state hydrogen storage materials
(2026) arXiv — (2026)
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- Hydrogen storage remains a central bottleneck for scalable hydrogen energy systems due to the multiscale and coupled nature of the thermodynamics, kinetics, and microstructural evolution of hydrogen storage materials (HSMs). Although artificial intelligence (AI) has accelerated materials discovery, current approaches remain constrained by fragmented data, limited physical consistency, and weak integration with experimental validation. Here, we propose a unified framework that integrates coherent data infrastructure, physics-grounded modeling, and AI-driven inverse design within a closed-loop discovery paradigm. By embedding physical constraints and experimental feedback, this approach enables adaptive, physically consistent optimization, thereby establishing a pathway toward autonomous, digital-twin-enabled discovery of HSMs.
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Filinchuk, Y., Zhang, L., Ou, P., Orimo, S.-i., Peng, J., Li, H., & et al. (2026). Building a physics-aware AI ecosystem for solid-state hydrogen storage materials. arXiv. Published. https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2605.03081 (Original work published 2026)