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Trevor Rhone

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The Harder They Come

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By Perry Henzell, Trevor Rhone, Suzan-Lori Parksby
| markaspen.com
Gunning for Fame The Harder They Come by Perry Henzell and Trevor Rhone, adaptated by Suzan-Lori Parksby Washington Square Films, Joshua Blum and Bruce Miller at Theatre Royal Stratford East, Newham until 4th July Review by Ravenna Vale Returning to the Theatre Royal Stratford East, The Harder They Come is not merely a musical revival, it is a cultural eruption.
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Data-Driven Studies of Two-Dimensional Materials and Their Nonlinear Optical Properties

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By Romakanta Bhattarai, Humberto Terrones, Trevor Rhone, Kai Wagoner-Oshima
| dx.doi.org
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Prediction of Magnetic Properties in van der Waals Magnets using Graph Neural Networks

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By Kamal Choudhary, Peter Minch, Trevor Rhone, Romakanta Bhattarai
| nist.gov
, Peter Minch, Trevor David Rhone, Romakanta Bhattarai We study two-dimensional (2D) magnetic materials using state-of-the-art machine learning models that use a graph-theory framework. We find that representing materials as graphs allows us to better learn structure-property relationships by leveraging both the chemical properties of the constituent atoms and the connectivity between those atoms.
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