Scientists and materials researchers do move atoms around to create new molecules, and hence new materials, metal alloys and plastics especially. But those are not atomic changes.
You’re asking about changing the nature of one atom to become a different atom, which is a much finer degree of change, as it requires adding or deleting neutrons, protons and electrons at the atomic level, at least following current atomic theory. Not only would those changes require massive amounts of energy, as @Imadethisupwithnoforethought and @ragingloli state, but we’re not even sure how to make those changes.
Given the current state of technology, even assuming the possibility for success, which is far from assured, the cost in terms of energy expended would make it non-commercial, at least for the foreseeable future.