About me
My name is Bo Li. I am currently a postgraduate student at NUS with a background in Materials Science.
My research interests lie at the intersection of artificial intelligence and computational chemistry, with a focus on data-driven strategies to accelerate materials discovery.
My prior work includes inverse materials design using transformer-based architectures and the development of a novel adapter module for classifier-free guidance. I have also explored the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in multi-agent AI systems for text-guided molecule discovery.
Going forward, I aim to prioritize research on 3 stages:
- Simulation-related tasks, as I found some underlying physics is quite interesting than just discovering a novel materials.
- Generative models, but I hope to be more focusing on the how to generate physical plasible and stable materials, as well as synthesizability, which are currently the bottleneck of inverse design.
- Agentic AI, especially for Self Driven Labs. Recent, OpenClaw showed me a lot of surprises. I hope to build an Evolutionary Agentic mind for SDL (coder as editor), which can autonomously design, simulate, and optimize materials.
[!NOTE] Recently, I am seeking for a PhD position in Fall 2027.
🎓 Education
National University of Singapore (NUS)
📍 Singapore, 2025–PresentMSc in Materials Science and Engineering
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
📍 United Kingdom, 2021–2025 BEng in Materials Science and Engineering
🏆 First Class Honours (Top 10%)
