AI helps chemists consider more options when it comes to picking the best reactants for an experiment
06-10-2026 12:57 via chemistryworld.com

AI helps chemists consider more options when it comes to picking the best reactants for an experiment

Algorithm can standardise substrate selection to improve performance and structural diversity
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