AI-Guided Catalyst Discovery
Identify catalyst compositions and active-site descriptors for plasma environments using machine learning, DFT-informed data, and interpretable screening workflows.
DeepChemIQ helps partners design, model, and optimize plasma-catalytic processes across a broad range of chemical transformations. Our ammonia-to-hydrogen work serves as a model study demonstrating how AI, mechanistic modeling, experiments, and reactor analysis can work together.
Platform Focus
We combine catalyst discovery, plasma chemistry, CFD, and process-level analysis to accelerate plasma-catalytic technology development.
In our published plasma catalysis study, ammonia decomposition to hydrogen was used as a representative system to demonstrate interpretable machine learning-guided catalyst discovery under nonthermal plasma conditions. The same strategy can be adapted to many other plasma-catalytic reactions where catalyst identity, plasma species, reactor design, and energy efficiency must be optimized together.
DeepChemIQ is not limited to one chemistry. We help translate plasma-catalysis concepts into actionable catalyst, reactor, and process-development strategies.
Identify catalyst compositions and active-site descriptors for plasma environments using machine learning, DFT-informed data, and interpretable screening workflows.
Explore plasma-catalytic pathways for hydrogen, ammonia, CO₂ conversion, nitrogen activation, methane activation, and other emerging chemical transformations.
Model discharge behavior, flow fields, temperature profiles, residence time, energy density, and reactor geometry to support scale-up and optimization.
Connect plasma chemistry, surface kinetics, reactor design, techno-economics, and carbon impact to guide practical development decisions.
We support early-stage discovery, mechanism development, reactor modeling, and scale-up evaluation for multiple plasma-enabled chemical processes.
Define the target plasma-catalytic reaction and operating window
Map plasma species, radicals, excited states, and surface pathways
Screen catalyst candidates with interpretable AI and descriptor models
Evaluate reactor geometry, flow, and discharge behavior with plasma CFD
Prioritize candidates using performance, cost, scalability, and carbon impact
We work with academic groups, startups, and industrial teams on AI-guided catalyst discovery, plasma CFD, mechanism development, reactor optimization, and techno-economic evaluation.
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