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Add AiiDA student project #35

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Nice

which simplifies and automates workflows for high-throughput studies.

In our group, we develop a new player in the field:
the density-functional toolkit (DFTK).
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link to DFTK maybe ?

We will start by running with the datasets from [^VerificationStudy2023].
Along the way, we will encounter many systems where convergence fails.
We will implement automated error detection, handling, and restarting for the most common error cases.
We will then extend the verification to larger and more complex systems.
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to more complex systems, which are known to difficult to converge even with established codes.

@mfherbst mfherbst merged commit e6fc058 into master Dec 19, 2024
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@mfherbst mfherbst deleted the aiida-student-project branch December 19, 2024 18:16
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