"Finished..."
Looking at the three new models on his computer, Xiao Yi let out a long breath.
Although completing them had not been easy, he had managed to get them all done.
"Now let's run them and see."
He wanted to see how the results looked and whether they could meet the requirements.
The most important thing about a computational model was whether its simulation results matched the experimental results.
If the simulation results matched the experimental results, that meant the theoretical model and computational methods being used were reliable. That would strengthen confidence in the model, allowing it to be used for further predictions—for example, screening materials to identify ones with superior performance.
In addition, the model could be used to calculate the properties of materials under other conditions, such as extreme conditions difficult to achieve in an experimental environment, greatly reducing experimental costs.
Without wasting any words, Xiao Yi connected the models to the server and started the calculations.
During this period, he had mostly been staying at the Entrepreneurship Center. It had practically become a decent study room.
If he went to the library's study room, people would inevitably recognize him. Especially now that the semester had started, someone would come up every so often hoping to get to know him or ask for his contact.
As time passed, the final results eventually came out.
He packaged the results, then headed out, leaving the Entrepreneurship Center for the Materials Institute.
These results needed to be compared with experimental data, and the experimental data was in the lab. He did not have it here.
He soon arrived at Luo Mingya's laboratory.
Hmm...
No one was there.
Thinking about the message he had seen in the group chat yesterday, they seemed to be holding a group meeting today.
Then