ChemGraph, an open-source AI framework from scientists at Argonne National Laboratory, lets scientists without computational chemistry expertise run quantum chemistry simulations through natural language prompts. Its creators also made a model-by-model reliability leaderboard that ranks models based on various criteria and tasks.  In a paper published early this year, the team evaluated ChemGraph across 13 benchmark experiments involving six integrated tools, organized into three categories: molecule names,… The post Argonne’s ChemGraph opens quantum chemistry to non-experts, tracks AI model performance appeared first on Research & Development World .