Researchers working with automated systems are pushing the boundaries of what chemists can achieve in the lab, reports James Mitchell Crow
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Whether it’s robots, automation or software hacks, Nessa Carson finds ways for everyone to improve how they work in the lab
It’s going to change our lives. But it’s not clear in what ways
The future of lab automation is promising. Join us to find out answers to the most important questions, and to contribute your knowledge and experience to the discussion.
Writing your own software can be useful, but what matters is knowing how to use it
Digital chemistry technologies provide the tools to accelerate your research
It’s time to accept that digitalisation is changing laboratory work, and embrace the opportunity
Machine learning can complement and reinforce human intuition and experience