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Digitalization of material classes: glass, polymers, and antimicrobial biomaterials
The digitalization of materials science is a fundamental requirement for data-driven research and accelerated materials development. However, materials data are often heterogeneous, incomplete, and strongly dependent on experimental or simulation context. In many cases, experimental and simulation r
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