Procos S.p.A
It is no secret that within this highly competitive environment, among pharmaceutical companies that are constantly trying to reduce the time-to-market of New Chemical Entities (NCE’s), the speed of Process Development activities is one of the key factors of success.
5 April, 2022
School of Chemistry, University of Bristol
Automation has fuelled dramatic advances in fields such as proteomics and genomics (e.g., in preparation of proteins and nucleic acids), enabling non-experts to prepare, test and analyse complex biological molecules.
22 March, 2022
The rise of automation in the chemistry lab
Since the beginning of the pandemic, automated chemistry has moved up the priority list for many companies, says Paul Whittles, sales director at Deepmatter, a Glasgow, UK, based company developing tools for automated chemistry.
2 March, 2022
The lithiation-borylation reaction: in situ IR spectroscopy studies & automation on a batch platform
EThOS
The homologation of boronic esters using lithiated Hoppe-type diisopropylcarbamates and Beak-type 2,4,6-triisopropylbenzoate (TIB) esters represents an efficient process for the formation of carbon-carbon bonds in a highly stereoselective manner.
15 February, 2022
The NRC’s newly established Advanced Materials Research Facility in Mississauga is a new hub for collaboration in advanced materials R&D with key collaborators from other government departments, academia and the private sector. The co-located NRC & NRCan teams of research specialists in chemistry, materials science, engineering, AI, and robotics will adopt a new way of conducting research to address challenges in advanced materials development and commercialization.
15 February, 2022
IBM RoboRXN, a cloud-based AI-automated lab, designed to enable a new era of fast-track molecular discovery, now supports proprietary datasets and green chemistry combined with Chemspeed's automated synthesis solutions.
Sandmeyer Award 2022
RXN for Chemistry Project Team from IBM Research Zurich, namely
Alain Vaucher, Daniel Probst, Philippe Schwaller, Theophile Gaudin, Teodoro Laino, Matteo Manica, Alessandra Toniato, Federico Zipoli, Antonio Cardinale, Alessandro Castrogiovanni, Heiko Wolf, Aleksandros Sobczyk, Joppe Geluykens
for their important scientific breakthrough in the digitalization of synthetic organic chemistry that helps to improve digital workflows with state-of-the-art machine learning technologies.
8 February, 2022
Green Chemistry
Environmental assessments in green chemistry often rely on simplified metrics that enable comparisons between alternative routes but fail to shed light on whether they are truly sustainable in absolute terms, viz. relative to the Earth’s ecological capacity.
2 February, 2022
A new gravimetric solid picking & dispensing platform allows you to overcome the burden of repetitive and time-consuming solid reformatting tasks in your laboratory!
11 January, 2022
A novel, powerful, compact platform allows you to overcome the struggles of repetitive and time-consuming tasks in your laboratory!
11 January, 2022
University of Liverpool
A collaborative research team, led by the University of Liverpool, has discovered a new inorganic material with the lowest thermal conductivity ever reported. This discovery paves the way for the development of new thermoelectric materials that will be critical for a sustainable society.
6 January, 2022
