Introduction of use cases for machine-learned force fields.
Machine-learned force fields (MLFF) are designed to improve traditional force fields by incorporating machine learning models to accurately model interactions between atoms and molecules. This technology is based on neural network potential energy surface (NN-PES) architecture, and the model is trained to reproduce the total electronic energy of the system with chemical accuracy. With the combination of OPLS4 for initial structure generation, fast DFT and MD engines, and key MLFF methods, Schrödinger has become a leading partner in MLFF generation. This application note introduces the application of QRNN technology in modeling across three different areas of materials science: liquid electrolytes, polymers, and ionic liquids.
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【Case Studies】 1. High-dimensional neural network force field for liquid electrolytes 2. Development of a scalable and versatile MLFF for polymers 3. Machine learning-based fitting force field for ionic liquids Schrödinger offers research services focused on the development of advanced machine learning-based force fields to enable accurate molecular dynamics simulations across a wide range of applications, achieving fast and high-precision modeling of complex material systems. *Please feel free to contact us.
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Schrödinger Co., Ltd. is the Japanese subsidiary of Schrödinger Inc., headquartered in New York, USA. Schrödinger has a history of about 30 years in developing software that integrates advanced technologies in chemistry and computer science, primarily in the fields of materials science and life sciences, providing advanced solutions for drug discovery, biologics, and materials research and development.