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MLMR 2025
10th Annual
Machine Learning for Materials Research Bootcamp
August 4-8, 2025

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4/25/2025

Registration is Open!

Register here for MLMR 2025

3/25/2025

MLMR 2025 dates are announced!

August 4-8, 2025 (hybrid)
For questions or to request an academic or student discount: mlmr@umd.edu

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Bootcamp (Days 1-4)

9AM – 4:30PM daily

Four days of lectures and hands-on exercises covering a range of data analysis topics from introduction to python and data pre-processing to advanced machine learning analysis techniques. Example topics include:

  • Identifying important features in complex/high dimensional data
  • Visualizing high dimensional data to facilitate user analysis.
  • Identifying the 'descriptors' that best predict variance in functional properties.
  • Quantifying similarities between materials using complex/high dimensional data
  • Identifying the most informative experiment to perform next.

Hands-on exercises will include practical use of machine learning tools on real materials experimental data (scalar values, spectra, micrographs, etc.)

Scientists will also demonstrate how they performed recently published research, from loading and preprocessing data to analyzing and visualizing results, all in Jupyter notebooks. Day 4 will include hand-on exercises on how to use the AFLOW database online.

Workshop (Day 5)

Topic: Latest development in Autonomous Materials Science

Hotel and travel information for MLMR 2025 (Aug. 4-8, 2025)

Airports:

Baltimore Washington International Airport (closest to College Park)

DC Reagan National Airport

Dulles International Airport

Please book your hotel room on your own (there are no block room arrangements). The suggested nights for the camp are Aug. 3 (Sunday) – Aug. 8 (Friday, 5 nights departing Friday afternoon)

Nearby hotels in walking distance (we recommend you book early, so you get the good rate):  10 min walk to the Kim Engineering Building (campus map) on campus where the camp will be held.

The Hotel ~$180/night

Cambria Hotel ~$170/night

Best Western Plus ~$125/night

Parking

There are several visitor parking lots, the closest one to the Workshop site (Kim Engineering Building) is the Regents Drive Garage. There is more info here: https://transportation.umd.edu/parking/visitors

If you are a student (graduate, undergraduate, or high school), write to us first at MLMR@umd.edu, so we can send you a student discount code BEFORE you register. Write to us also for an academic discount code if you work at an academic institution (university, etc.) BEFORE you register.

The course registration will include all the course material (presentations slides in pdf files, jupyter notebook links, and recorded zoom lectures of the entire camp). As the camp start date approaches, we will be posting starting course material on the canvas website.

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Organizers

A. Gilad Kusne A. Gilad Kusne National Institute of Standards & Technology Materials Measurement Science Division
Alexei Belianinov Alexei Belianinov Sandia National Laboratories Ion Beam Laboratory
Daniel Samarov Daniel Samarov National Institute of Standards and Technology Information Technology Laboratory
Ichiro Takeuchi Ichiro Takeuchi University of Maryland, College Park Department of Materials Science & Engineering

Colleges A. James Clark School of Engineering
The College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences

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