Revvity introduces Signals Xynthetica, an AI-augmented design platform for molecular and materials discovery

The Signals Xynthetica platform will support a wide range of in-silico design approaches, including de novo generation, property prediction, and multi-objective optimization

"AI has enormous potential to transform how molecules and materials are designed, but that potential is only realized when models are connected to real scientific workflows and data."

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Signals Xynthetica is designed to bring together in-silico generation, predictive modelling and experimental validation

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