New presentations: Generative AI research on metal chemistry and catalysis disseminated internationally

David Balcells presented the generative AI research done at the Center in several international events this fall

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David Balcells presented the research done at the Centre in generative AI for transition metal chemistry and catalysis. Invited talks and lectures were given in these international events and institutions:

⇒ Talk in "Towards sustainable exploration of chemical spaces with machine learning"(CECAM Workshop). Sep 29 - Oct 1, 2025. Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems. Dresden, Germany.

⇒ Talk in "AI for Discovery and Research Automation" (Nature Conference). Oct 16, 2025. Virtual Conference.

⇒ Department of Chemistry Lecture. Nov 4, 2025. Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain.

⇒ Talk in the annual "New Trends" Workshop of the Institute of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry. Nov 5, 2025. University of Barcelona, Spain.

⇒ Department of Chemistry Lecture. Dec 3, 2025. City University of Hong Kong, China.

 

Tags: generative AI, transition metals, chemistry, catalysis
Published Dec. 7, 2025 1:53 PM - Last modified Dec. 21, 2025 4:29 PM