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Add a new documentation page summarizing a polymer solubility prediction study using LLM fine-tuning and update the bibliography with its citations.

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  • Add papers/polymer_solubility.md with a detailed summary of the Agarwal et al. (2025) polymer–solvent solubility prediction paper.
  • Add two new bibliography entries (Agarwal2025 and Kern2022) to references.bib.

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This PR enriches the project’s references with two new polymer solubility articles and adds a detailed markdown summary of the Agarwal et al. (2025) LLM-based solubility prediction study.

ER Diagram: Additions to Bibliographic Data and New Paper Summary

erDiagram
    "references.bib" {
        string type "Bibliographic Database"
    }

    "Article: Agarwal2025" as Agarwal2025 {
        string status "New"
        string title "Polymer Solubility Prediction Using LLMs"
        string author "Agarwal, S. et al."
        int year "2025"
        string journal "ACS Materials Letters"
    }

    "Article: Kern2022" as Kern2022 {
        string status "New"
        string title "Solvent selection for polymers..."
        string author "Kern, J. et al."
        int year "2022"
        string journal "Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics"
    }

    "Paper Summary: polymer_solubility.md" as SummaryMD {
        string status "New"
        string file_path "papers/polymer_solubility.md"
        string author "Mara S-W."
        string main_paper_ref "@Agarwal2025"
        string prior_work_ref "@Kern2022"
    }

    "references.bib" ||--o{ Agarwal2025 : "adds"
    "references.bib" ||--o{ Kern2022 : "adds"
    SummaryMD      ||--|{ Agarwal2025 : "summarizes"
    SummaryMD      ||--|{ Kern2022 : "cites as prior work"
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Change Details Files
Updated bibliography with new solubility prediction sources
  • Added BibTeX entry for Agarwal et al. 2025 (LLM-based polymer solubility)
  • Added BibTeX entry for Kern et al. 2022 (fingerprint + ML solvent selection)
references.bib
Added markdown summary for the LLM-based solubility prediction paper
  • Created new papers/polymer_solubility.md with YAML front matter
  • Outlined sections: motivation, prior work, key contributions, pipeline, evaluation metrics
  • Included results (performance tables, confusion matrices, comparison) and limitations
  • Documented cost/runtime estimates and concluding remarks
papers/polymer_solubility.md

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Hey @marawilhelmi - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

Here's what I looked at during the review
  • 🟢 General issues: all looks good
  • 🟢 Security: all looks good
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  • 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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