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Souta Miyamoto

Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

Japan

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Dr. Souta Miyamoto is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on advanced modeling techniques in complex fluids, including machine learning applications in polymer processing and rheological data analysis. Recent publications highlight his work on constitutive modeling and simulation methodologies for understanding the behavior of polymeric materials under various conditions.

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John J Molina

Kyoto University

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Shijun Zhao

City University of Hong Kong

HONG KONG

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Takeshi Sato

Assistant Professor (tenure track)

Kanazawa University

JAPAN

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Decision-aware multi-objective discovery of Cu2O-based photovoltaic materials integrating supply risk, stability, and bandgap engineering

Composition-based machine learning for screening superconducting ternary hydrides from a curated dataset

Defect Cluster Evolution under Primary Cascade Damage in TiVTaW High-Entropy Alloy and Its Constituent Elements Investigated by Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Development of Rheological Constitutive Modeling Method Using a Sparse Identification Algorithm: A Case Study for Extensional Flows

Improving DFT-predicted band gaps by symbolic regression for semiconductor materials discovery

Rheo-SINDy: Finding a constitutive model from rheological data for complex fluids using sparse identification for nonlinear dynamics

Explainable artificial intelligence for chemical process informatics: Energy-efficient design of styrene monomer production

Multiscale simulations for viscoelastic fluids with approximate constitutive models derived by a sparse identification method

Machine-Learning Based Multi-Scale Simulation for Polymer Melt Spinning Process

Machine-learned constitutive relations for multi-scale simulations of well-entangled polymer melts

Stretch-orientation-induced reduction of friction in well-entangled bidisperse blends: a dual slip-link simulation study

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John J Molina

Shijun Zhao

Takeshi Sato

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