Offered through the School of Continuing Studies at the University of Toronto, the AC’s first micro-credential course, Introduction to AI for Discovery Using Self-Driving Labs, is an asynchronous, self-directed virtual course. Learners will discover the essential principles of self-driving labs (SDLs) by building a ‘Hello World’ SDL from scratch.

Acceleration Consortium (AC) Research Grants help drive our approach to advancing material discovery. These grants not only allow the AC to enhance the scope and depth of our research endeavours but also facilitate the translation of ground-breaking discoveries into real-world applications.

An opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a research residency at the AC’s homebase, the University of Toronto.

Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) offers entrepreneurs technical guidance, business insights, and capital access. Focus includes ventures in materials discovery, development, manufacturing, and recycling. Welcoming early-stage companies or projects, CDL prioritizes innovation in material informatics, recycling tools, biomanufacturing, smart materials, graphene, nanomaterials, and energy storage materials.