Emerging paradigms provide a promising solution to current challenges faced by materials science and engineering. In this paper, the progress in materials genome engineering is reviewed, and its facilitation of the materials design is disscussed. Based on the computational and data-driven methodologies, materials could be integrated into the engineering design cycle to realize demand-driven materials design, so as to accelerate the discovery and application of materials.
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