Welcome
Compowiki is a long-term undertaking. It turns material parameters, formulas, and applicability conditions scattered across the literature into computable, traceable, independently reproducible forms. The goal is a free, open, high-quality calculation infrastructure.
Materials research is constrained by two fundamental questions: where the data comes from and whether the formulas are credible. These questions should not have to be answered again by every researcher. We work the foundational layer deeply and leave material-specific questions to researchers. AI should perform verifiable calculations in this discipline, not generate untestable statements.
Every advance in materials eventually reaches energy, transport, and medicine through devices and processes. Its value extends far beyond the discipline itself. Such work cannot be accomplished by one person alone, nor within a short time. We invite institutions and researchers who share this vision. Together we can establish, verify, and use more high-quality calculation models, so materials science serves society better.
A long road lies ahead. Scientific exploration is the only starting point and the constant direction. We look forward to walking it with you.
Partner
Why Partners are needed
No model builder can certify a model alone. A formula may hold only for certain material systems and conditions. A value may fall outside a reasonable range. Where exactly the applicability boundary lies. Only people who used the model on real projects know. Partners bring back the problems exposed by real use. That is how models get corrected, not merely published.
What Partners do
We ask Partners for one thing above all: bring real usage back to us. In practice:
- Send monthly feedback, which need not be formal. Note which models you used, whether results matched literature or experiments, and where errors appeared.
- Report defects when you find them: accuracy deviations, unit or dimension anomalies, and failed boundary conditions. Attach the triggering input where possible, so fixes can land faster.
- Propose model requirements. For problems current models do not cover, describe the inputs you need and the outputs you expect.
- Join beta tests for new models. Try them before release and give us your usability judgment.
- Cite the model and version in public outputs. This is academic convention, and it lets others reproduce your results.
What Partners receive
- A dedicated compute channel: a separate access address and quota, with no contention against the free channel.
- Batch calculation: submit several tasks at once, run them in sequence, and receive all results together.
- Chained calculation: the output of one task becomes the input of the next. Multi-step cases need no manual transfer of intermediate results.
- Calculation card delivery: results arrive as calculation cards that you can retain, cite, and use in reports and papers.
- Priority beta access to new models. Your assessment decides whether it is released, and within which boundaries.
- Full specifications and provenance. Every model publishes its inputs, outputs, formulas, units, dimensions, applicable range, and failure boundaries. Every parameter traces back to a DOI, table, row, and column.
- Revision proposals and open records. A specific challenge to a model enters a recalculation process. Accepted corrections are recorded with their version numbers and remain available for review.
- Email support for questions on specifications, algorithms, and unit conversion; write to us directly.
Model credibility comes from use, not from claims.
Apply
Who may apply
We accept applications from materials researchers, research groups, and project teams. State the models you plan to use and the purpose. Name one contact person for routine feedback and credential management.
We review use-case fit, model coverage for your material system, and current Partner channel capacity. The result does not depend on the applicant's type, affiliation, or the size of that affiliation. Capacity changes with server load and is not announced in advance. If capacity is insufficient or coverage is missing, we keep the application. We notify you by email when capacity or model coverage becomes available.
Application process
- Download and complete the application form, then send it to the address below. Use the subject line “Partner Application”.
- We reply within five business days.
- If approved, you receive a result email with a link to claim your Partner channel credential.
Application and use are free of charge.
Applications and inquiries: partner@compo.wiki. Form: partner_application.txt
About access credentials
The system generates Partner channel credentials at random. The project team cannot see or recover them. A credential appears only once, so please store it safely. If you lose it, email us. We respond within 24 hours and resend the claim link.
Terms
See Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Intellectual Property for details.
Termination of Partner status
You may cancel Partner status by email at any time. We cancel it within 24 hours, and your access credential expires at the same time.
Partner status is tied to the Partner channel credential. Long inactivity or non-use cancels the status and invalidates the credential. The criterion is 90 consecutive days without calls or review participation. Restoring the status requires a new application. This measure serves only to free resources for researchers who need them.