Prof. Kulik will describe their efforts to accelerate the discovery of novel transition metal containing materials using machine learning. She will discuss how they have leveraged experimental data sets through both text mining and semantic embedding to uncover relationships between structure and function in molecular catalysts and metal-organic frameworks. Then she will describe how they have leveraged large datasets of synthesized materials to uncover those with novel function in polymer networks. She will describe how they demonstrate the success of their design strategy through macroscopically visible changes in network scale properties.
Kevin Desouza Professor of Business, Technology and Strategy Faculty of Business & Law, School of Management, Queensland University of Technology Leon Sandler Executive Director, MIT Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation
Senseable City Labs Umberto Fugiglando Research Manager & Partnerships Lead, MIT Senseable City Lab
Digital technologies are radically changing the way we understand, design, and ultimately live in cities. This is having an impact at different scales – from the single building to the scale of the metropolis. Spanning from urban mobility to biodiversity, from environmental quality to community wellbeing, we will address these issues from a critical point of view through some of the latest projects by the Senseable City Lab, a multi-disciplinary research group at MIT that is developing research in many cities across the globe.
Join us for the MIT ILP Paris Symposium hosted by Groupe Bouygues to explore the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation in the corporation. While the road to digitalizing our business processes is long underway, it is still necessary to commit to investing in people and technology to ensure long-term strategic business transformation for the good of the customer. Remaining agile in a rapidly-changing business environment not only keeps you competitive, but also allows for greater innovation. In order to remain innovative, should your company utilize intrapreneurship, collaboration with startups, or even both? How can this innovation bring success for the whole organization, and not just the sum of its parts?
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