Join us in this cross-disciplinary, cross-university symposium to explore these challenges and uncover opportunities for foundational research and collaboration.
What to Expect
Attendees to this year’s symposium will receive the latest information on facilities and activities at CMU in the area of AI and Automation for soft materials research, as well as engage with leaders in the field who will give talks on the opportunities and challenges in this growing area. The symposium will also feature industry-academia breakout sessions on strategies to overcome challenges presented by the process dependence and nonlinear response behavior of soft materials.
Who Should Attend
Faculty and students at Carnegie Mellon University
Researchers and Research Managers currently or considering implementing AI and automation tools for soft materials discovery and development
Experts in soft materials, AI-assisted science, or robotics and automation interested in learning more about this challenging area
Support the Symposium
To request information about supporting CMU Soft Materials Day, please contact Jackie Kulfan, Director of Research Partnerships, at jkulfan@andrew.cmu.edu.
About Soft Materials
Molecular Engineering of Soft Materials is an interdisciplinary field that designs and controls the structure, properties, and function of soft materials by understanding and manipulating their molecular-level interactions. It applies principles from physics, chemistry, and biology to create novel materials for medicine, energy, consumer products, and robotics.
Department of Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
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