The JARVIS (Joint Automated Repository for Various Integrated Simulations) is an infrastructure designed to automate materials discovery and optimization using classical force-field, density functional theory, machine learning, quantum computation calculations and experiments. Access to the database and web apps requires user credentials. User-registration is free, click on the Login/Sign up button. Find more details about JARVIS in: Nature Portfolio, AIP and other publications. For upcomnig events, checkout the JARVIS-Events page.
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JARVIS-DFT materials (77096)
JARVIS-FF materials (2538)
JARVIS-ML (1429605)
OptB88vdW bandgaps and formation energies (77096)
TBmBJ bandgaps (18293)
Elastic Tensors (25513)
Topological SOC spillage (11383)
Infrared intensities (4801)
Dielectric function (15860)
2D exfoliation energy (812)
Carrier effective mass (17642)
Piezoelectric tensors (4801)
Seebeck coeff. (23210)
Electric field gradient (11865)
Solar-SLME (8614)
JARVIS-WannierTB (1771)
JARVIS-STM (1432)
JARVIS-Hetero (226778)
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