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GLOBAL MEDIA COVERAGE : Paper in Cell Reports Physical Science on Generative AI for materials discovery received :

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BREAKTHROUGH RESEARCH : Google has highlighted our research as breakthrough.

Brown University CRUNCH Seminar by Dibakar Datta (11/21/25) : CLICK HERE FOR YOUTUBE VIDEO. Thanks Prof. George Karniadakis for the invitation.

By integrating atomistic modeling with AI, and working with experimentalists, DDLab gains deeper insights into existing materials. Our primary thrust is the development of advanced Generative AI models to discover entirely new materials for next-generation technologies. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.

YouTube channel AI Handbook featured our latest research in Energy Science. Check the video below.

Dibakar Datta was born and raised in a remote Indian village. Inspired by his childhood role-model Leonardo Da Vinci, he studied various subjects in different places across India, Spain, France, and United States. He is currently an associate professor, university senator, graduate program director (mechanical) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). Dr. Datta completed his Ph.D. at Brown University (major : Mechanics of Solids & Structures , minors : Physics & Chemistry ). Dibakar Datta was invited by federal agency to review Nobel Prize winners’ proposals. In addition, the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics winner Prof. Kosterlitz served as his Ph.D. qualifier examiner. The 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner Prof. Whittingham cited his group’s paper. Dibakar Datta won prestigious awards such as The President of India Gold Medal (2006), European Commission Fellowship (2008), US National Science Foundation CAREER Award (2023), ASME Rising Star (2024), ACS Outstanding SEED Mentor (2024).

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YouTube channel Alex Techford featured our latest research in Energy Science. Check the video below.

Latest Single Author Paper :

** D. Datta, Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Modeling of Multiscale Active Materials for Next-Generation Energy Storage: Opportunities and Challenges, JOM – The Journal of The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, 2024 [PDF File]

** D. Datta, Exploring the Mechanical Behaviors of 2D Materials in Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems: Present Insights and Future Prospects, [arXiv]