CatSci's Director of Analytical Science and Digital Transformation, Dr Sam Whitmarsh, participated in the latest Chemistry Today panel discussion on AI in Pharma Supply Chain. He discussed the impact of AI on Quality Control and Quality Assurance.
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Catch up on the latest episode of our Digital Webinar Series, "Data Driven Success in the Pharmaceutical Market."
On December 13th, CatSci and LabLinks hosted a free webinar on Voice Activated Digital Assistants in the Lab. Dr Sam Whitmarsh, our Director of Digital Transformation, offers a summary of the event here.
On October 27th 2022, CatSci & LabLinks ran a Computer Aided Retrosynthesis (CAR) webinar. Dr Sam Whitmarsh, our Director of Digital Transformation, offers a summary of the event here.
In December, CatSci ran the second instalment in our Digital Webinar Series with a free webinar entitled “Voice Activated Digital Assistant In The Lab”, with expert speakers from BMS & LabVoice.
The CatSci team was set the task of developing a robust scalable manufacturing process suitable for transferring to plant. Discover how they used Lumi, an AI computer vision tool, to monitor and record the reaction, which enabled us to make critical decisions more efficiently and effectively.
In October, CatSci launched our Digital Webinar Series, which began with a free event entitled "Computer Aided Retrosynthesis," with industry-renowned speakers from BMS, Iktos, and more.
The broader suite of computer-aided synthesis planning tools is increasingly catching up with chemists in its ability to establish the most suitable way of putting together a target active pharmaceutical ingredient.