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leseixas/README.md

Leandro Seixas Rocha, PhD


Physics + Machine Learning + Software Development


Computational Materials Scientist and Machine Learning Engineer focused on accelerating materials discovery for the energy transition. Brings over 10 years of research experience and more than 9 years of teaching experience. In his spare time, he plays old games and tries to develop new ones.

Profiles


Projects

The projects I have created and am developing are separated into the following categories:
🎓 Edu-Resources 🔬 Academic R&D 🤖 DS & ML 🎮 Game Dev

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  1. seixas-research/carcara seixas-research/carcara Public

    For on-the-fly active learning of interatomic potentials

    Python 4

  2. seixas-research/oncapintada seixas-research/oncapintada Public

    For the investigation of alloys

    Python 2

  3. seixas-research/poraque seixas-research/poraque Public

    For electronic structure calculations

    Python 1

  4. seixas-fun/tamandua seixas-fun/tamandua Public

    Can you guess all the flags?

    Python 1

  5. seixas-research/quasigraph seixas-research/quasigraph Public

    Graph-like chemical and geometric descriptor toolkit for studying materials with machine learning models.

    Python 3 1

  6. seixas-research/blendpy seixas-research/blendpy Public

    Computational toolkit for investigating thermodynamic models of alloys using first-principles calculations

    Python 3