Telescope Innovations installs Korea’s first self-driving lab for pharma R&D and education
Rapid three-week deployment, onsite support from two-time Nobel Laureate, and deep Canada-Korea collaboration underscore accelerating commercial momentum
Meet the recipients of the Acceleration Consortium’s new scale-up program for translational research
The Acceleration Consortium (AC) has awarded nearly $400,000 in funding through a new program at its scale-up self-driving lab at the University of British Columbia (UBC)
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Therapeutics, drug delivery, anti-viral coatings, and more
Lighter, stronger, corrosion-resistant and temperature-stable materials for construction and transportation
Cheaper, better clean energy production and storage
Biodegradable plastics and fibres from renewable feedstocks and eco-friendly cosmetics
Efficient light-emitting and light-sending devices, low-cost computing hardware, and more
New classes of functional materials and molecules