Before coming to Berkeley, I did my undergrad at MIT in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, where I researched computational design of organic molecules for redox-flow batteries. I am now pursuing a PhD in MSE and am developing machine learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) for high-entropy alloy systems. Outside of research, I enjoy hiking, traveling, and learning to cook.

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Neha Basu

University of California, Berkeley

Research Interests

Materials Science and Engineering

Publications

2 publications

Title	Year	Cited by
Immunometabolism: an emerging target for immunotherapies to treat rheumatoid arthritis JL Mangal, N Basu, HJJ Wu, AP Acharya Immunometabolism 3 (4), e210032, 2021	2021	21
High‐Throughput Computational Characterization of 2D Compositionally Complex Transition‐Metal Chalcogenide Alloys D Wang, L Liu, N Basu, HL Zhuang Advanced Theory and Simulations 3 (11), 2000195, 2020	2020	16

Citations

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Co-authors

3 co-authors

Houlong Zhuang

Duo Wang

Lei Liu