MAMBO: a lightweight ontology for multiscale materials and applications
Fabio Le Piane, Matteo Baldoni, Mauro Gaspari, Francesco Mercuri

TL;DR
MAMBO is a lightweight, modular ontology designed to organize knowledge in molecular materials research, facilitating data integration and supporting advanced data-driven methods like machine learning for materials discovery.
Contribution
It introduces MAMBO, a novel ontology that bridges gaps in existing models, enabling systematic knowledge organization across molecular and higher-scale materials research.
Findings
Supports integration of computational and experimental workflows
Enables extensions to broader knowledge domains
Facilitates data-driven materials design and discovery
Abstract
Advancements of both computational and experimental tools have recently led to significant progress in the development of new advanced and functional materials, paralleled by a quick growth of the overall amount of data and information on materials. However, an effective unfolding of the potential of advanced and data-intensive methodologies requires systematic and efficient methods for the organization of knowledge in the context of materials research and development. Semantic technologies can support the structured and formal organization of knowledge, providing a platform for the integration and interoperability of data. In this work, we introduce the Materials and Molecules Basic Ontology (MAMBO), which aims at organizing knowledge in the field of computational and experimental workflows on molecular materials and related systems (nanomaterials, supramolecular systems, molecular…
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Taxonomy
TopicsManufacturing Process and Optimization
