Unlocking Modern Innovation Sustainably with Computer-Aided Synthesis Design

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In the dynamic world of science and industry, the pursuit of innovation is constant. Industries are focused on protecting intellectual property (IP) and adopting sustainable practices to remain competitive. In this environment, computer-aided synthesis design (CASD) has become an indispensable tool for driving innovation.

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Synthetic Automations: A Revolution from Stone Age to Modern Era

Adapted from Adapted from Fang, G., Lin, D.-Z. and Liao, K.

Computational Analysis of Synthetic Planning: Past and Future

Adapted from Wang, Z., Zhang, W. and Liu, B.

Synergy Between Expert and Machine-Learning Approaches Allows for Improved Retrosynthetic Planning

Adapted from Badowski T., et al.

Computer-Assisted Design of Sustainable Syntheses of Pharmaceuticals and Agrochemicals from Industrial Wastes.

Adapted from Le Pogam, P., et al.

Artificial-Intelligence-Driven Organic Synthesis— En Route towards Autonomous Synthesis?

Adapted from Empel, C. and Koenigs, R. M.

Unlocking the Chemistry of Tomorrow with Computer-Aided Synthesis Planning

Interview with Professor Tim Cernak

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