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Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Intelligence for Automated Investigations for Scientific Discovery

August 1, 2020

March 09-11, 2020, Wotton-under-Edge UK - The meeting was organized by the Dial-a-Molecule, Directed Assembly, and AI3 Science Discovery Networks. Dial-a-Molecule’s vision is that in 20-40 years, scientists will be able to deliver any desired molecule within a timeframe useful to the end-user, using safe, economically viable and sustainable processes. Predicting the outcome of unknown reactions is a key challenge, and a key problem is lack of data, particularly on “failed” reactions. Synthesis must become a data-driven discipline.

Contribution using Chemspeed’s ISYNTH digitalizing, standardizing, accelerating automated synthesis solution: Encoding solvents and product outcomes to improve reaction prediction systems Dr. Ella M. Gale, University of Bristol

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Published by University of Southampton
DOI: 10.5258/SOTON/P0021

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