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Research

Research that turns into working software

We work on what sits between an experiment and a result you can trust — and judge it by whether it reaches a researcher as something they can run.

Knowledge representation

Structured scientific context that both a person and a model can reason over.

Reproducible workflows

Standardizing, validating, and scaling pipelines that mix lab work and computation.

Human-AI collaboration

Interfaces and agent patterns that raise throughput without taking the researcher out of the loop.

Data and model provenance

Lineage across data, transformations, model versions, and outcomes.

Publications

Publications and systems work

The bibliography below spans self-driving experimentation, scientific software, and applied AI for materials and chemistry — the same themes that now shape our product direction.

Self-driving experimentsScientific softwareMaterials and chemistry AI

We use this body of work as both scientific evidence and a design guide for the workflows we build for research teams. We work in the open where we can, and with design partners where the science is theirs to publish.

2024
A machine learning van der Waals potential and Monte Carlo simulation Python package

Yang, Quanpeng, Safak Callioglu, and Gaurav Arya. "A Machine Learning van der Waals Potential and Monte Carlo Simulation Python Package." (2024).

2024
Cluster-move Monte Carlo simulation with analytical van der Waals potential

Yang, Quanpeng, Safak Callioglu, Joseph Laforet Jr., Yuanchuan Shao, and Gaurav Arya. "Cluster-Move Monte Carlo Simulation with Analytical van der Waals Potential." (2024).