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Machine learning is helping harness the power of enzymes for greener chemistry
ResearchDaniel ProbstAccelerating molecular optimization with AI
Deep DivePayel Das, Samuel Hoffman, Vijil Chenthamarakshan, Kahini Wadhawan, and Pin-Yu Chen11 minute readIBM Research launches the first Discovery Accelerator in Canada
NewsAnthony Annunziata5 minute readWhat’s next in computing: The era of accelerated discovery
ExplainerAlessandro Curioni10 minute readBuilding on our history of innovation for the future of IBM
ResearchDarío Gil7 minute readIBM Research is accelerating the discovery of new ways to mitigate climate change
ExplainerKatia Moskvitch and Larry Greenemeier12 minute readAI discovery of a new way to enter a cell could boost molecular design
ResearchFausto Martelli and Jason Crain5 minute readThe Discovery Accelerator comes to Europe
NewsAnthony Annunziata, Peter Waggett, and Alessandro Curioni5 minute readAI for chemistry: IBM and Evonik Industries to boost material design
Case studyOliver Schilter, Theophile Gaudin, and Federico Zipoli8 minute readResearchers shed light on graphene’s interaction with water
ResearchMara Chiricotto, Fausto Martelli, and Paola Carbone7 minute readFinding new uses for drugs with generative AI
ResearchMichal Rosen-Zvi4 minute readEarth Day 2021: Accelerating science to build a more sustainable future
NewsSolomon Assefa5 minute readIBM RXN for Chemistry: Unveiling the grammar of the organic chemistry language
ResearchPhilippe Schwaller, Hendrik Strobelt, Teodoro Laino, and Benjamin Hoover7 minute readA landmark partnership between Cleveland Clinic and IBM Research
NewsAnthony Annunziata and Matthew Kull4 minute readIBM RXN for Chemistry: Automatically cleaning chemical reaction datasets
ResearchAlessandra Toniato and Teodoro Laino7 minute readClimate change: IBM boosts materials discovery to improve carbon capture, separation and storage
ResearchMathias Steiner4 minute read
