January 28, 2026
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Online in Zoom

Mat3ra 2D (Part V) - Webinar

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Speaker
Vsevolod (Seth) Biryukov
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Scientific Software Engineer
January 28, 2026 7:30 AM
Online in Zoom
This webinar will reproduce structures from publised works: 2D interfaces and 2D materials using the `mat3ra-made` Python package. Building on previous sessions, this part demonstrates practical workflows in Jupyter Notebooks to design and analyze various systems. The session is aimed at materials scientists and engineers of all levels and will include a live demonstration followed by Q&A.
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Webinar: Mat3ra 2D

Part V: Reproducing Publications I.

Date: Jan 28, 2026, 07.30 PST / 10.30 EST / 16.30 Europe / 20.00 India / 22.30 / Singapore / 23.30 Japan

Host: Timur Bazhirov

Presenter: Vsevolod (Seth) Biryukov

Overview:

This webinar will reproduce structures from publised works: 2D interfaces and 2D materials using the `mat3ra-made` Python package. Building on previous sessions, this part demonstrates practical workflows in Jupyter Notebooks to design and analyze various systems. The session is aimed at materials scientists and engineers of all levels and will include a live demonstration followed by Q&A.

Agenda:

1. Introduction    

  • Quick recap of the `mat3ra-made` package
  • Categories of structures to be covered in this session

2. Methodology    

  • Brief overview of JupyterLite/Jupyter Notebooks usage
  • Walkthrough of specific examples for relevant structures

3. Results: Example Structures

  • Graphene/h-BN interface
  • Graphene/SiO2 (alpha-quartz) interface
  • Cu(111)/SiO2 (crystobalite) interface
  • Twisted bilayer MoS2
  • Simple optimization of Gr/Ni(111) interface

4. Q&A

Hands-on session with discussion and questions.

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