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Heather Kulik: How to use data in inorganic chemistry to make computational predictions a reality

Join us for a seminar featuring Heather J. Kulik, Lammot du Pont Professor at MIT, as part of the Bakar Institute of Digital Materials for the Planet (BIDMaP) series. Speaker: Heather J. Kulik. Lammot du Pont Professor, MIT. Professor, Chemical Engineering/Chemistry. Senior Fellow, TU Munich. Former Postdoc, Stanford/Livermore. Positions: Lammot du Pont (1901) Professor, MIT. Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry, MIT. Hans Fischer Senior Fellow, Technical University of Munich. Talk Overview: Professor Heather Kulik discusses her group's work in bridging the gap between data and inorganic chemistry. She explains how leveraging experimental datasets through text mining and machine learning can accelerate the discovery of novel transition-metal-containing materials, identify systems for polymer networks, and optimize porous metal–organic frameworks. Event Details: Date: Thursday, January 29, 2026 Location: Cory Hall 373, UC Berkeley About BIDMaP: The Bakar Institute of Digital Materials for the Planet (BIDMaP) at UC Berkeley focuses on developing new cost-effective materials to address climate change by combining chemistry, physics, and advanced machine learning. Learn more: https://bidmap.berkeley.edu/EmergingS...