How Polaron is using AI and microscopic imagery to improve critical material performance

Stuart Stone
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Dr Isaac Squires, CEO of AI start up Polaron, explores the role AI-powered materials science can play in curbing environmental impacts

BusinessGreen Intelligence: What problem does your technology or innovation solve? Dr Isaac Squires: Advanced materials design has historically been slow and inefficient - Polaron reduces key aspects...

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