University of Glasgow and Chemify Announce Prosperity Partnership to Transform Molecular Discovery
The University of Glasgow’s Digital Chemistry group, led by Professor Lee Cronin, has announced a new Prosperity Partnership with Chemify, supported by UKRI. The collaboration will focus on transforming how molecules are designed, discovered and manufactured. By advancing the field of chemputation, where chemical processes are digitised and controlled through computation and robotics, the project will explore new approaches to programmable molecular synthesis and support the development of a next-generation molecular design ecosystem.
The partnership is expected to begin later this year and is part of UKRI’s latest round of Prosperity Partnerships, which bring together academic excellence and industrial innovation to tackle major research challenges.
Read more on the UKRI website.