ShiftML

Universal chemical shielding predictors for organic solids, powering NMR crystallography.

I maintain the ShiftML project. ShiftML is a family of universal chemical shielding predictors for organic solids. Accurate chemical shielding predictions are central to NMR crystallography, a combined computational-experimental structure determination protocol that aims to determine the 3D structure of matter from NMR measurements.

I currently maintain the ShiftML Python package, which makes ShiftML models available to the wider chemistry community. It hosts ShiftML3 (Kellner et al., 2025) and ShiftML4 (Kellner et al., 2026), two chemical shielding models for molecular organic solids. ShiftML4 is also available online at shiftml.org, jointly developed with the LRM laboratory at EPFL.

Building on these models, we have shown how quantum nuclear effects can be included in NMR crystallography at scale (Kellner et al., 2026).

References

2026

  1. arXiv
    Machine-Learned NMR Shieldings in Molecular Solids with Built-In Hybrid-Functional Molecular Corrections
    Matthias Kellner, Ruben Rodriguez-Madrid, Jacob B Holmes, and 4 more authors
    arXiv preprint, 2026
  2. arXiv
    Quantum-corrected NMR crystallography at scale
    Matthias Kellner, Ruben Rodriguez-Madrid, Jacob B Holmes, and 3 more authors
    arXiv preprint, 2026

2025

  1. JPCL
    A deep learning model for chemical shieldings in molecular organic solids including anisotropy
    Matthias Kellner, Jacob B Holmes, Ruben Rodriguez-Madrid, and 4 more authors
    The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 2025