Many of my lab mates, collaborators, and friends are organizing this workshop. Come take a look (remote option too!)

Are you looking for 120 examples of how LLMs can be used to advance research in materials science and chemistry? We've made a quick search interface for you to explore all of the projects from the recent hackathon. Most examples include a video demo and open code! All of these

Excited to be organizing a workshop on autonomous science instruments with Renaissance Philanthropy! We’re convening startups, instrument makers, and researchers to accelerate progress in autonomous experimentation and catalyze new collaborations:

Are people still getting invited to Sora or is the party over?

🚀 We are launching the Δ Entalpic Research Fellowship Δ - supporting exceptional PhD students & postdocs at the frontier of AI for materials & chemistry. 💡 Funding, mentorship, visibility & collaboration for those exploring new datasets, generative models, agentic science,

Today on my blog, I review Vannevar Bush's Pieces of the Action. Bush ran the NDRC & OSRD, oversaw the Manhattan Project, and wrote lots about government-funded science. I've condensed his takes into a short(ish) guide for people running/working at technical organizations.

Who is building the equivalent of the local Claude Code / Codex experience but as a service? Seems like maybe GitHub Copilot is the closest.

Exciting postdoc opportunity in the LIAC at EPFL at EPFL! We're hiring a postdoc to advance ML-driven synthesis planning after Zlatko Joncev’s successful exit to co-found B-12 (YC '25) 🚀 Work on: - LLMs for strategic synthesis planning - Chemical reasoning at scale -

Intriguing work from Google generating a complex biological hypothesis and validating it with living cell experiment. Let's go Shek Azizi and team! 🙌

Claude: sure that's a great idea, I can help you plan that. Here's an ambitious plan created for a team of 3 developers. Milestone 1: Prototype (Week 1-2) Milestone 2: AI Integration (Week 3-4) Milestone 3: Deployment (Week 5) me: Well Claude, I've got good news and bad news

Who is the most cracked "under the radar" AI for science person you know? Getting a team together for something big.