Toronto research finds 21 new sources for organic solid-state lasers...
...while Toptica launches FemtoFiber ultra series for multi-photon microscopy, and lithography.
Source: optics.org
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University of Toronto and Hospitals Collaborate on Pilot Program to Enhance Commercialization of Medical Innovations
The University of Toronto is collaborating with the University Health Network, the Hospital for Sick Children and Sunnybrook Research Institute on a new program that aims to leverage the expertise of entrepreneurs and business leaders to advance comm
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Automating Scientific Discovery: A Research Agenda for Advancing Self-Driving Labs - Federation of American Scientists
Despite significant advances in scientific tools and methods, the traditional, labor-intensive model of scientific research in materials discovery has seen little innovation.
United States Charles Yang National Science Foundation A Focused Research Organization A Research Agenda For Advancing Self Technology Innovation
Source: fas.org
Large language models direct automated chemistry laboratory
Automation of chemistry research has focused on developing robots to execute jobs. Artificial-intelligence technology has now been used not only to control robots, but also to plan their tasks on the basis of simple human prompts. AI agent uses simple human prompts to plan chemistry research.
Source: nature.com
University of Toronto Commences Construction on New Acceleration Consortium Headquarters
The University of Toronto recently held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the expansion of the Lash Miller building on the St. George campus – a place that will serve as the new home of the Acceleration Consortium while providing improved facilities
Mark Lautens Melanie Woodin Janna Kennedy Robert Batey Acceleration Consortium University Of Toronto
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Merck Collaborates with Acceleration Consortium on Open-Sourcing AI-Driven Experimentation Planner
 Merck, a leading science and technology company, and the Acceleration Consortium, based at the University of Toronto, Canada, today jointly ...
United States Laura Matz Canada First Research Excellence Fund University Of Toronto Acceleration Consortium On Acceleration Consortium
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Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, Collaborates with Acceleration Consortium on Open-Sourcing AI-Driven Experimentation Planner
/PRNewswire/ -- Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, a leading science and technology company, and the Acceleration Consortium, based at the University of Toronto,...
United States Laura Matz Prnewswire Merck Kga Merck Kga University Of Toronto Canada First Research Excellence Fund
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AI x Automation = University of Toronto's Self-driving Human Tissue Lab
The University of Toronto is now equipped with a “self-driving lab” combining AI and automation to equip researchers to better understand health and disease, and more rapidly test the efficacy and toxicity of drugs and other materials.
Vuk Stambolic Milica Radisic Laboratory For Human Organ Mimicry University Health Network Lab For Human Organ Mimicry Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
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Progress or Peril? The Brave New World of Self-Driving Science Labs
Self-driving laboratories (SDLs) promise to reshape our very understanding of research. But, as with all groundbreaking innovations, SDLs bring their own set of intriguing questions and potential challenges.
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Global experts gather at U of T to discuss how 'self driving labs' will revolutionize scientific discovery
The Acceleration Consortium (AC) at the University of Toronto recently brought together more than 350 representatives from academia, industry and government from 16 countries to discuss how “self-driving labs” are revolutionizing the speed and impact of scientific discovery.
Source: utoronto.ca