Professor Max García-Melchor

Higher education and research

AI is used to automate threat detection, anomaly analysis, and response in cybersecurity, processing vast amounts of data to identify and mitigate threats.

The process of breaking apart water molecules to produce hydrogen fuel. The article focuses on finding catalysts that can efficiently perform this reaction while remaining cost-effective and durable.

High-performance computing used to run theoretical models and AI algorithms for catalyst discovery and prediction.

Dublin

A research initiative at Trinity College Dublin using artificial intelligence and supercomputers to discover cost-effective, durable catalysts for green hydrogen production. The project combines chemistry intelligence with theoretical physics to screen earth-abundant metals and ligands.