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University of Liverpool, Centre for Materials Discovery, condenses 6 years of work into 1 thanks to Chemspeed

October 7, 2011

After implementing multiple Chemspeed platforms for various kinds of cutting edge materials research over the past 5 years, Prof. Andrew Cooper says: "I believe we did the equivalent of 6 years work in about 1 year. This is a huge competitive advantage - we could not imagine how to do our work without Chemspeed automation anymore." Chemspeed is proud to count Prof. Andrew Cooper and his team in his customer base. It is this kind of customer support that motivates our team to go even further. The University of Liverpool is a member of the Russell Group of leading research intensive institutions in the UK. It attracts collaborative and contract research commissions from a wide range of national and international organisations valued at more than £110 million annually. If you are interested in understanding how Chemspeed can help you gain this kind of efficiency in your R&D please do not hesitate to contact us.

About University of Liverpool Founded in 1881, the University of Liverpool has an impressive history of pioneering education and research, with a particular emphasis on 'education for the professions'. The University produces industry-ready graduates. Today they are a principal centre of excellence in many disciplines, including engineering, medicine, dentistry, business and law. As one of the UK’s top 20 research-led universities, they are furthering knowledge with strategic partners worldwide and they intend to double our £123m pa research budget by 2015. Education creates opportunity. They are proud to be one of the UK’s most inclusive universities, welcoming students from a wide variety of backgrounds and from over 100 countries of the world. Additional information

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