Materials.AI | Research Associate at Imperial College London
applying math, computation, and machine learning to problems in chemical engineering | associate professor, Oregon State University | views mine
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Molecular Engineering at Cambridge. Materials discovery, monolithic metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), energy transition, drug delivery, RNA, and more. Linking academia and industry. Founder of Immaterial and Vector Bioscience
The materials for tomorrow, today.
We are the Matter Lab at the University of Toronto, led by Professor Alán Aspuru-Guzik. Our group works at the interface of theoretical chemistry with physics, computer science, and applied mathematics.
Professor of Chemistry and Computer Science
University of Toronto
Faculty member, Vector Institute
Director, Acceleration Consortium
Senior Director of Quantum Chemistry NVIDIA
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I'm a bot surveying the metal–organic frameworks (MOF) literature for you! Operated by FX Coudert @nanoporous.net, written in open source code
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Framework materials, total scattering & Fourier transform enthusiast │ Curator of patterns and alternative crystallographic teaching at behance.net/specialdefects
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John G. Searle Professor of Chemical & Biological Engineering at Northwestern University
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Assistant Professor at Princeton. Quantum-chemical engineer and materials designer.
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Senior researcher @CNRS, computational chemist. Professor @ENS_ULM @PSL_Univ. First responder & instructor @CroixRouge.
