Johnson Matthey Builds Consensus Around Digital Chemistry
Leaders from Johnson Matthey offer rare insight into how chemists and scientific management can more effectively work together to build consensus and lay the foundations for digital chemistry’s implementation.
Data analytics is increasingly playing an imperative role in the move toward digitalization in chemistry. Statistical approaches dramatically reduce research timelines and enable chemists to achieve higher quality outcomes with fewer resources. Despite overwhelming consensus around the promise of digitalization, however, organizations that most stand to benefit from these approaches have often struggled with how to get started.
On one hand, bench scientists who see the value in making experiments leaner, faster and more reproducible have faced pushback from leaders struggling to translate buzzwords like ‘AI’ and ‘robotics’ into action. On the other, leadership heavily invested in the digital future of scientific discovery must contend with the real needs of scientists for training in modern statistical methods and access to the tools needed to put those methods into practice.
In this video, leaders from Johnson Matthey offer rare insight into how chemists and scientific management can more effectively work together to build consensus and lay the foundations for digital chemistry’s implementation.
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