Matter42 products
From evidence to process intelligence
Characterize what you made, model how to make it better, and interrogate the literature behind every decision.
Literature
Structured paper database
Search papers as structured evidence: samples, recipes, measurements, figures, claims, and citations.
Atlas
Characterization + analysis
Turn spectroscopy, microscopy, and sample context into evidence-linked figures, maps, and material-quality decisions.
Apollo
Growth + simulation
Connect process conditions to material outcomes with multiscale simulation and structured growth intelligence.
Literature
Structured paper database
Search scientific evidence, not just documents
Matter42 Literature turns papers into a queryable research record. Explore materials, growth recipes, sample conditions, characterization results, figures, and claims without rebuilding the same spreadsheet paper by paper.
- Search across papers, passages, claims, recipes, and observations
- Compare sample conditions and characterization evidence directly
- Trace structured values back to the figure, table, or passage
Defect-sensitive Raman modes in monolayer WS2
Raman · CVD · monolayer
3 sample conditions · 7 extracted observations
Vacancy engineering across 2D chalcogenides
PL + Raman · treatment study
5 figures · 12 evidence-linked claims
Atlas
Characterization + analysis
Understand the material in front of you
Atlas gives scientists a shared workspace for raw measurements, analysis tools, sample context, and reviewable outputs. Ask a question in scientific language and get back figures and numbers tied to the evidence that produced them.
- Raman, PL, XRD, AFM, microscopy, and tabular measurements
- Spatial maps, clustering, defect estimates, and quality metrics
- Figures, source files, calibration status, and caveats kept together
Atlas workspace
WS2 Raman qualification
selected region
Low-defect interior
885 valid pixels after boundary masking
defect estimate
1.1%
calibratedApollo
Growth + simulation
Reason across the scales of growth
Apollo organizes multiscale models around the process questions teams actually ask: which knobs control nucleation, uniformity, defects, and throughput, and what experiment should run next.
- Atomistic, kinetic, reactor-scale, and surrogate models
- Growth conditions translated into comparable process scenarios
- Simulation outputs connected back to measured material quality
Apollo process model
WS2 growth scenario
Conditions
MOCVD · 750 °C
Kinetics
Nucleation + growth
Outcome
Domain + defect map
Predicted process window
scenario 04One materials intelligence loop

