AI platform for materials informatics
A quick solution to your materials informatics problems! The evolved AI platform LiveDesign accelerates new material development.
Do you have any of the following concerns in materials informatics? Schrödinger's LiveDesign solves these issues and accelerates MI, from data recording, completion, automation of machine learning, to sharing analytical methods and results. 【Concern 1】 Data quality issues: Formats and terminology are inconsistent ➡ We register data in a unified language on the same spreadsheet. 【Concern 2】 Data quantity issues: The data is full of missing values ➡ We complete the data using physical chemistry calculations and machine learning. 【Concern 3】 Undemocratic AI, machine learning, and analytical methods: Not knowing where to start ➡ We automatically generate suitable machine learning models while accumulating data, creating high-precision models without relying on computational chemists. 【Concern 4】 Internal sharing issues: A good predictive model has been created, but there is no system to deploy it internally ➡ Analytical methods and results can be shared within a group via a web interface. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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For more details, please feel free to contact us. ■Supports various entities #Low molecules #Peptides #Oligos #RNA composition #Inorganic complexes #Catalysts #Organic EL #Additives #Metal complexes ■It is also possible to integrate the computational methods of Schrödinger's Materials Science Suite. #Organic electronics #Polymer materials #Consumer goods #Catalysts and reaction systems #Semiconductors #Energy recovery and storage #Complex formulations #Metals #Alloys #Ceramics
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Schrödinger Co., Ltd. is the Japanese subsidiary of Schrödinger Inc., headquartered in New York, USA. Schrödinger has a history of about 30 years in developing software that integrates advanced technologies in chemistry and computer science, primarily in the fields of materials science and life sciences, providing advanced solutions for drug discovery, biologics, and materials research and development.