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ALT The back cover of Digital Discovery issue 6. Robotic manipulators against a grid background

ALT The front cover of Digital Discovery issue 6. Ionic liquids and data enter batteries

ALT The inside front cover of Digital Discovery issue 6. An illustrated flow diagram showing the concepts in the paper

ALT The front cover of Digital Discovery issue 6. Ionic liquids and data enter batteries

ALT A grapphical summary of the paper

ALT Humanoid robots in starting positions for a sprint, labelled as different LLMs

ALT A graphical abstract summarising the manuscript.

ALT A flyer for the event.

ALT A flow diagram outlining the approach.

ALT A summary of the methods, molecules, and approaches presented in the article.

ALT A graphical abstract summarising the work.

ALT A diagram showing the training process, above diarams showing an electrolyte solvation shell, diffusivity calculations, and model generalizability.

ALT The back cover of Digital Discovery issue 5. Glowing glass and metal icons organized in GPU layout and emphasizing concepts of the paper, against pink and blue

ALT The front cover of Digital Discovery issue 5. A view from inside the Lab427 VR system featuring an AI avatar, VR headset and user

ALT The inside front cover of Digital Discovery issue 5. Teaching the Language of Thermodynamics: How Machines Learn to Predict Physical Properties from SMILES