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IBM launches new industrial chemistry robot to enable lab automation

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IBM has launched a new industrial chemistry lab robot called RoboRXN, describing it as “the first remotely accessible, autonomous chemical laboratory”. (See video below.)

The computing giant says the RXN machine is “revolutionizing industrial chemistry, by transforming it into a high tech business”.

RXN uses a combination of artificial intelligence, automation and cloud computing to relieve the chemist from tedious repetitive tasks, allowing more time and space for design and innovation. [Read more…] about IBM launches new industrial chemistry robot to enable lab automation

How to Prepare for JEE Mains 2020

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JEE Mains examination is one of the popular competitive entrance examinations that helps students to pursue engineering degrees from the top institutions in the country like NITs or IITs.

Candidates who are able to crack JEE Mains and score well, get the opportunity to study under the premier engineering institutions in India.

That is why the JEE Mains examination is not an easy one to crack. Candidates have to work really hard and prepare for the exam extensively.  You will need to improve your skills, Vedantu jee main 2020 solutions will help to prepare and score well in exams. [Read more…] about How to Prepare for JEE Mains 2020

Digital chemistry to be performed in space

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Cronin Group, the AIM listed company with a business activity of the digitization of chemical space is pleased to note that an experiment designed by its scientific founder is to be carried out on a DIDO2 nano-satellite, successfully launched yesterday on an Indian Space Research Organisation rocket.

Prof Lee Cronin, the University of Glasgow Regius Chair of Chemistry and Founding Scientific Director of the Company, designed the experiment in partnership with SpacePharma, a company which specialises in providing scientists with access to microgravity environments.

The Company owns the commercial rights to intellectual property from the University of Glasgow to develop the Chemputer, which intends to open up chemistry to a wide user-base via digitization. [Read more…] about Digital chemistry to be performed in space