This symposium connects academic and industrial work on automated chemistry, from robotic solid/liquid handling and flow chemistry to reaction monitoring, purification, algorithms and experiment design. Scientific sessions examine automated chemistry data workflows, agentic high-throughput synthesis, kinetic measurements and mechanistic models, data-driven purification and AI-assisted R&D. It serves researchers, students and industrial chemists using automation in organic, medicinal and process chemistry. The 24 November programme has registration at 10:00, opening remarks at 10:30, scient
In Computer Science and Engineering
Develop and validate control software for physical robots, working across sensors, actuators and mechanical constraints. The role includes experiment design, commissioning, repeatable testing and documenting results so other researchers can extend the systems.