How to Accelerate R&D and Optimize Experiment Planning with Machine Learning and Data Science
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.2533/chimia.2023.7PMID:
38047848Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, Autonomous experimentation, Closed-loop optimization, Experiment planning, Machine learning, Materials acceleration platforms, Process optimization, Self-driving labsAbstract
Accelerating R&D is essential to address some of the challenges humanity is currently facing, such as achieving the global sustainability goals. Today’s Edisonian approach of trial-and-error still prevalent in R&D labs takes up to two decades of fundamental and applied research for new materials to reach the market. Turning around this situation calls for strategies to upgrade R&D and expedite innovation. By conducting smart experiment planning that is data-driven and guided by AI/ML, researchers can more efficiently search through the complex - often constrained - space of possible experiments and find or hit the global optima much faster than with the current approaches. Moreover, with digitized data management, researchers will be able to maximize the utility of their data in the short and long terms with the aid of statistics, ML and visualization tools. In what follows, we describe a framework and lay out the key technologies to accelerate R&D and optimize experiment planning
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Copyright (c) 2023 Daniel Pacheco Gutierrez, Linnea M. Folkmann, Hermann Tribukait, Loïc Roch
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