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Institute of Physics, UNAM

XRD Crystal Classification & Lattice Parameter Prediction

February 2024 — January 2026 · Ciudad Universitaria, Mexico

Role

Associated Student Researcher

Model Type

Deep Convolutional Network (U-NET)

Performance

MAPE 1%

Overview

Led the development of a Deep Convolutional Network (U-NET) for crystal system classification from X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) spectra of inorganic compounds. Additionally contributed to the development of a deep convolutional network for predicting lattice parameters from XRD spectra, improving structural characterization accuracy. This work sits at the intersection of materials science, crystallography, and deep learning.

Key Achievements

  • Developed a U-NET architecture for crystal system classification from XRD spectra, achieving a remarkably low MAPE of 1%.
  • Contributed to a companion model for lattice parameter prediction from XRD spectra, enhancing structural characterization workflows.
  • Applied deep learning to inorganic compound analysis, bridging crystallography and modern AI techniques.
  • Long-term research engagement (nearly 2 years) demonstrating sustained contribution to materials informatics.
U-NET X-Ray Diffraction Crystallography Materials Informatics Lattice Parameters TensorFlow Inorganic Compounds

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