Informática de materiales en el estudio de propiedades físicas de nanotubos de carbono

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14193613

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Machine learning, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, carbon-based nanoestructures

Abstract

Materials informatics (MI) constitutes a new paradigm in the study of nanomaterials, where machine learning (ML) approaches are implemented in nanotechnology. IM is a powerful tool in the study of carbon nanotubes (CNTs), which have exceptional physical properties, leading them to be used in optics, chemistry, computing, and medicine, among other areas. This work describes the most recent research in IM applied to CNTs. The ML algorithms used in the NTC study, such as artificial neural networks, decision trees, and support vector machines, are explained in detail. Likewise, studies are presented where computational simulation approaches have been useful in developing predictive models of CNT properties and behaviors. Open research questions are identified in the analysis of physical properties such as thermal conductivity and vibrational modes of CNT, where IM could support their greater understanding, helping in the development of nanosensors. Finally, IM can help in reducing time and resource costs in the characterization of the physical properties of nanomaterials.

Author Biographies

Luis Enrique Vivanco Benavides, Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Coacalco-TESCo

Luis Enrique Vivanco Benavides is a professor at the Technological Institute of Higher Education of Coacalco, teaching subjects in the field of artificial intelligence, programming, databases, software engineering and computer auditing to students of Computer Systems Engineering. Graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Administrative Computing and a Master's degree in Computer Systems Engineering, he is currently studying for a PhD in Systems Engineering at ESIME Zacatenco, where he develops scientific research projects that address nanotechnology problems through machine learning approaches. He is the author of an article published in the international journal JCR, and of three more that are in the process of publication in high-impact international journals. He is also the author of several articles in national journals. He has also participated in several national conferences as a speaker, organizer and jury member, and in two international conferences held in Chetumal, Mexico and London, United Kingdom respectively. He is currently a leader and collaborator of interdisciplinary applied research projects.

Cecilia, Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Coacalco-TESCo

Cecilia Mercado Zúñiga completed her studies in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, a Master of Science in Metallurgy and Materials, and a PhD in Metallurgy and Materials Sciences at the Higher School of Chemical Engineering and Extractive Industries of the National Polytechnic Institute. Her line of research and expertise is focused on nanotechnology and the study of nanomaterials. She is the author of 31 international JCR research articles. She has participated as a leader of CONACyT projects, as well as TecNM projects, in both cases with funding. She has directed multiple undergraduate, master's and doctoral theses, and is part of the National System of Researchers. She has more than 10 years of experience in teaching and participates in the development of multidisciplinary scientific research projects.

María Teresa Torres-Mancera, Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Coacalco-TESCo

He completed a degree in Biochemical Engineering (2004), a Master’s degree in Biotechnology (2008) and a PhD in Biotechnology (2013) at the UAM-I. He has worked for 13 years in the use of agro-industrial and municipal solid waste and for 6 years teaching classes at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the fields of Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biochemical Engineering, Experimental Biology and the Master’s degree in Environmental Systems. He has taken several theoretical and practical courses on HPLC and the use of Prominence series liquid chromatography with LC Solution software and Gas Chromatography: Basic Principles and Equipment Management, “Fundamentals and Applications of Biotechnology”, “Bioreactor Engineering”, “International Course on Bioprocess Scaling and Training in Bioreactor Operations”. In addition to teacher refresher courses. She has 6 international publications in indexed journals, two patents referring to a Respirometry System and a Reactor for Fermentation in Solid Medium Type Cross Flow, two book chapters “Standard Instruments for Bioprocess Analysis and Control” and “Online Monitoring of Solid-State Fermentation Using Respirometry” and a book “Coffee pulp. A potentially viable residue for the extraction of hydroxycinnamic acids”. She carried out a research stay at the University of Paul Cezanne, Marseille, France. In collaboration with the company RECSA SA de CV, she developed the technological package entitled “Transformation of hazardous waste through pyrolysis for the production of fuels”. She has participated as a technical advisor for the use of agro-industrial waste for the National Confederation of Agricultural Corn Producers of Mexico, the Agricultural Association of Ixtlahuaca and Agroalimentos de Coacalco SA de CV. She has participated in 20 national and international conferences, as a speaker and project advisor. He has directed 20 completed Bachelor's theses and 7 Master's theses. Currently, he holds the position of Full-Time Professor A at the Technological Institute of Higher Education of Coacalco. Recognition of the Desirable Profile of the PRODEP. Leader of the Academic Body in Training, Innovation of Environmental Processes of the TESCo.

María Yesenia Díaz-Cardenas, Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Coacalco-TESCo

Maria Yesenia Díaz Cárdenas is a Chemical Engineer with a Master's and PhD in Engineering and Applied Sciences. Her areas of research interest are related to the study of physical properties of materials, as well as their synthesis and characterization. She also has extensive experience in corrosion studies and organic synthesis. She is an active researcher participating in research projects as a leader and collaborator. In addition, she is the author of 7 international JCR articles.

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Vivanco Benavides, L. E., Cecilia, Torres-Mancera, M. T., & Díaz-Cardenas, M. Y. (2024). Informática de materiales en el estudio de propiedades físicas de nanotubos de carbono. RICT Journal of Scientific, Technological and Innovation Research, 2(4), 17–23. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14193613

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