The laboratories

Three platforms, ordered by the kind of work.

Meridian for experiment design and materials structure. Pedion for property engines. Mimesis, still in design, for density-functional and molecular-dynamics simulation. Each laboratory applies the physics of its measurement rather than a generic minimizer.

Meridian

Experimental design and materials structure

Meridian is the core MatSpace platform for planning synthesis workflows with physics bound 3D models and processing raw structural datasets. From raw powder XRD patterns and spectroscopic curves to microstructural images, Meridian treats every dataset as a physically constrained model rather than an unconstrained curve-fitting problem.

Meridian

Pedion

Materials property analysis

Pedion is a set of dedicated engines, one per measurement class. Magnetocaloric analysis uses the Maxwell relation on the measured isotherms. Thermoelectric quantities are assembled only at temperatures that were measured. Piezoelectric coefficients keep the distinction between d₃₃* and d₃₃. Dielectric, ferroelectric, and electrocaloric response share the same geometry as the figure. Voltammetry is treated as electrochemistry, not as a plot macro.

Pedion

Mimesis

Theory and simulation · in design

Mimesis will be the MatSpace platform for theory: density-functional and molecular-dynamics engines that report what the Hamiltonian produced, and that will not write a phase, a barrier, or a spectrum the calculation did not contain.

Mimesis