February 18 -20, 1:00 -5:00pm EST daily. Register to be a MaRDA member here: https://www.marda-alliance.org/join-marda/
About this Event

MGI Challenges for Materials Innovation Infrastructure and Data

The MaRDA2025 Annual Meeting will be a deep dive into the newly released MGI Challenges that will drive data and infrastructure development in the coming years. These challenges were refined from multiple workshops and the community breakouts at the most recent MGI PI meeting. The challenges will be central to development of mission driven data repositories and applications of AI/ML to accelerate materials discovery, design, and deployment.

Come and participate in discussions of interagency efforts on AI-ready data, FAIR AI/ML models, industry perspectives on shared data, and poster sessions for students/postdocs. If you have ever considered a data-driven, MGI inspired materials future, then don't miss out on the MaRDA2025 event!

The meeting is virtual and includes 4 hours of short presentations, panel discussions, student/postdoc poster presentations, and workshops each day. Participants are welcome to attend any or all days. Registration and membership in MaRDA is free and open to all materials data stakeholders interested in the mission of MaRDA

All posted times are in Eastern Standard Time (EST)

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To register for the MaRDA2025 Annual Virtual Meeting, please select 'reserve a spot' on this page.

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About MaRDA

The Materials Research Data Alliance (MaRDA) is a community-led network focused on connecting and integrating U.S. materials research data infrastructure to realize the promise of open, accessible, and interoperable materials data. Each of these elements are aligned with the goals of the Materials Genome Initiative (MGI). MaRDA provides a platform that promotes the convergence of ideas, people, data, and tools to accelerate discovery, enable new insights into materials mechanisms, and lay the foundation for both human-centered and artificial intelligence-assisted approaches to materials design. MaRDA is governed by an elected council, MaRDAC, that promotes the interests of materials data researchers nationally and internationally, and coordinates the efforts of MaRDA.