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The observed baryon asymmetry of the universe (BAU) cannot be explained bythe known sources of charge-parity (CP)-violation in the Standard Model (SM). Anon-zero permanent electric-dipole-moment (EDM) for fundamental particles,nuclei or atoms, violates CP. Measuring a non-zero EDM allows us to gain ahandle on additional sources of CP-violation required to explain the observedBAU. The EDM of an atom with an octupole and quadrupole deformed nucleus isenhanced. Therefore, the search for such atoms has become important in thequest to measure an EDM. Viability of EDM searches in $^{225}$Ra atoms with adeformed nucleus have already been demonstrated. We have performed acomprehensive survey for possible EDM candidates from a list of octupoledeformed nuclei predicted by various theoretical models. Our search oflong-lived isotopes with nuclear deformations comparable to or better than$^{225}$Ra results in a handful of viable candidates for future atomic EDMexperiments based out of the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB):$^{221}$Rn, $^{221,223,227}$Fr, $^{221,223,225}$Ra, $^{223,225,227}$Ac,$^{229}$Th, and particularly $^{229}$Pa. Furthermore, nuclei of $^{223,225}$Rn,$^{225}$Fr and $^{226}$Ac are also highly quadrupole and octupole deformed, buttheir ground state parity doublet energy difference has not yet been measured.

Survey of deformation in nuclei in order to estimate the enhancement of sensitivity to atomic EDM