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Reusability report: Exploring the utility and extensibility of an integrated modelling framework for liquid electrolyte design

Jul 2026 · Nature Machine Intelligence · Vol 8, pp. 1251 - 1260 · 0 citations · 27 references

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A systematic evaluation and multiscale extension of the framework proposed by Yang et al. is presented, showing how data size and composition affect robustness, and demonstrating improved cross-system transferability and multiscale performance over baselines.

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