Registration is open now for the CORENET webinar (26th January, 10:30-11:30) “Microfluidics applied to the study of Chemical Reaction Networks“

Registration is open for the CORENET online webinar

Join us online on 26th January from 10:30–11:30 for the CORENET online webinar “Microfluidics applied to the study of Chemical Reaction Networks“.

Prof. Wilhelm Huck (Radboud University), will give an introduction on reservoir computing, Dr. Emanuel Lörtscher (IBM Research Europe) will present a super interesting story about CMOS compatible microfluidics with relevance to automated laboratories and Prof. Klas Hjort (Uppsala University) will showcase what they are doing on microfluidics at high pressure, and how it can be combined with CMOS technology.

The workshop is free and open to all audiences. Do you want to know more? Check out the programme and register today!

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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.