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Prof. Marina Leite's work featured on cover of Joule
Machine Learning for Perovskites' Reap-Rest-Recovery Cycle
John M. Howard, Elizabeth M. Tennyson, Bernardo R.A. Neves and Marina S. Leite
Joule 3(2) 325-337 (2019)
Prof. Marina Leite's research on using machine-learning methods for studying perovskite materials appears this month on the cover of the journal Joule. Special congratulations to John Howard, Elizabeth Tennyson, Bernardo Neves, and Prof. Leite for this recognition.
Published February 25, 2019
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