Matt

Materials discovery on the go!

Great hike at Stanford Dish. Amazing views, the freshest air. I haven’t had the chance to explore astro yet but feeling the awe of studying the Universe this way.

IDE for scientific discovery

For materials science researchers: You can now ask us to host your model, code, or algorithm on Ouro. Send a repo or source code and we'll do the rest. You shouldn’t need to be a software or infra engineers for others to use your work. ouro[dot]foundation/host

Anyone can share APIs to Ouro and charge per second. 1. Host on @modal 2. Figure out how much it costs you to run 3. Add a little on top 4. Profit Join one of the open science teams and find a community of people to build on it.

New .cube viewer on Ouro. Explore 3D or 2D slices of charge density, spin density, bonding (deformation) density, and orbitals. Heavily inspired by @gp_0013's work visualizing electron (+spin) density and s/o his latest post with @sfcompute, the blog aesthetic is beautiful.

Had the team work on it! Could use your help stress testing. Upload an .extxyz or .traj file and see how it looks for your data. Let me know, thanks!

The better you can visualize data the better you can understand it. So new CIF and trajectory viewers on Ouro. What is human-in-the-loop if not someone looking at the data and intuitively deciding what to do next.

Studying gadolinium tonight, trying to understand its potential as a strong permanent magnet. Tricky SCF failed to converge after 132 minutes of compute 🥲