Complex chemical reaction networks for breakthrough scalable reservoir computing

An EU-funded Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Project

CORENET’s Young Researchers host an interactive workshop on FAIR principles

RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

CORENET aims to construct brain-mimicking computing devices that utilise networks of chemical reactions as molecular information processing systems.

PARTNERS

The CORENET consortium brings together a multidisciplinary and multinational network to develop chemical reservoir computing in microfluidic and analytical devices.

WHAT IS THE AIM OF CORENET

The brain is the world’s most amazing computer and it runs entirely on chemical reactions. The vision of CORENET is to construct brain-mimicking computing devices that utilise networks of chemical reactions as molecular information processing systems.

CORE

The main goal of CORENET is to implement reservoir computing based on reaction networks as an enabling technology to accelerate discovery in the chemical sciences.

OPEN POSITIONS

Browse here the available CORENET jobs.

WORK PLAN

The CORENET research methodology contains three scientific work packages and two non-scientific, focused on outreach and management.

Funded by the European Union and supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) under contract numbers 22.00017 and 22.00034. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

Understanding complex chemical systems is a major goal of current science, which will bring technological advances in chemistry and materials science. CORENET will face this grand challenge with an extraordinary group of academic and industry scientists working on systems chemistry, microfluidics, metabolomics and AI

CORENET is an exciting multidisciplinary consortium bringing together experts in analytical chemistry, complex molecular systems, fluidics engineering and computer science. Together, we have a great opportunity to make powerful molecular reservoir computers a reality.

Processing information via complex chemical reaction networks bears the potential for novel, energy-efficient and scalable computing. In CORENET, we will jointly establish a chemical computing platform by combining unique hardware, enhanced analytics and cutting-edge artificial intelligence algorithms to tackle real-world applications.