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Artificial Intelligence Driven Autonomous Lab by IBM & Chemspeed

September 10, 2020

The IBM and Chemspeed collaboration opens doors for a new era in synthetic chemistry with wide implications for the pharmaceutical and chemical industry.

Teodoro and his team push the boundaries of AI-driven lab-automation at IBM Research Europe and have successfully implemented predictive retro-synthesis in silico with the autonomous execution by a Chemspeed automated synthesis workstation.

Teodoro provides an overview of the project and how digitalization will enable us to accelerate drug development.

Teodoro is a Distinguished Research Scientist and Manager of the Future of Computing for Accelerated Discovery in the department of Cognitive Computing and Industry Solutions at the IBM Research Laboratory in Zurich.

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