Connecting synthesis, processing, structure, and performance through FAIR data
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Materials synthesis and processing involve many interconnected parameters, where even small variations can strongly affect material structure and properties. Yet the resulting data are often fragmented and inconsistently documented, making materials development difficult to reproduce and compare. FAIRmat Area A connects data across the materials process chain, from synthesis and processing to structure and performance. By developing interoperable data models and workflows and combining experimental data with physical models and AI, Area A enables reproducible, predictive, and data-driven materials development. Objectives
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Tasks in Area A
A1: Synthesis methods
Developing data models and tools to capture synthesis processes, monitor parameters, optimize synthesis, and integrate in-situ characterization.
Task Leader: Holger von Wenckstern
A2: Processing
Capturing sample history and process flows to enable experimental planning and support modeling of material transformations, aging, and cycling.
Task Leader: Eva Unger
A3: Functional materials
Developing data models for functional materials and devices to describe their topology, properties, specifications, and figures of merit and connect them with experimental data.
Task Leader: Annette Trunschke
