The Acceleration Consortium Receives $200 Million Grant for Self-Driving Lab Development
Groundbreaking research to combine material science, AI, and robotics
University of Toronto and Merck KGaA to collaborate
The University of Toronto's Acceleration Consortium has been awarded a generous $200 million grant to establish self-driving labs that will revolutionize the field of material science. Through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and material science, these labs aim to accelerate the discovery and development of advanced materials.
Representatives from the Acceleration Consortium and pharmaceutical giant Merck KGaA will collaborate closely on this ambitious project. The labs will provide a unique platform for researchers to explore new materials and applications, leveraging the expertise of both institutions.
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