World's largest database of piezoelectric tensors

As another strong testimony of the power of high-throughput calculations, the Materials Project just released the world's largest database of piezoelectric properties for hundreds of compounds. Our paper on Scientific Data describes the details of the dataset, but the importance of the data is far beyond the technical details: We might be able to discover materials with outstanding piezoelectric properties from this growing database.
See the report from the Berkeley Lab News Center: 
✐​ Computing a textbook of crystal physics: Berkeley lab scientists publish world's largest database of piezoelectric properties, Berkeley Lab News Center
Please also check out our earlier paper on the world's largest database of elastic tensors:
✐ Accelerating materials discovery with world's largest database of elastic properties: Berkeley lab scientists increase by almost ten-fold the data previously available

Visualization of the piezoelectric tensor: directional dependence of longitudinal piezoelectric constant in an orthorhombic compound (point group mm2)