While our call for abstracts are now closed, we invite you to explore the content tracks that make up this year's conference.
While our call for abstracts are now closed, we invite you to explore the content tracks that make up this year's conference.
Thank you to all those who submitted abstracts this year! We were truly overwhelmed by the quantity and quality of work.
The conference has 3 distinct content tracks that represent key areas of focus for the Acceleration Consortium.
All accepted abstracts align with a content track, whether a general submission or a special track.
Track 1:
The Tools
Accelerating discovery with leading-edge tools such as machine learning algorithms for AI-aided experimental design, quantum-based materials simulations and characterization, chemical ontologies and materials databases, robotics and control systems for high-throughput experimentation, and more.
Track 2:
The Materials
Accelerating development of sustainable materials and molecules for a resilient world across applications such as solid-state materials for energy storage, nanoparticle formulations, soft materials for electronics, organic small molecule drugs, and more.
Track 3:
The Ecosystem
Designing ethical and equitable translation ecosystems for accelerated discovery, including commercialization, training, education, access, and more.
Our call for abstracts is now closed. For Accelerate 2024, we accept abstract submissions for talks, posters, and workshops. We encourage submissions from researchers at all stages of their career working in academia, industry, government, and related community organizations.
We welcome abstracts that feature novel work related to the latest methods, applications and research translation in accelerated materials and molecular discovery, as outlined in our content tracks above.
Abstract applications were required to include:
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