Rosatom scientists plan to launch an AI-powered automated synthesis complex this year to accelerate the development and testing of new materials for next-generation reactors. The technology will enable rapid calculation of compositions and immediate production of samples for trials.
An advanced training course on technology transfer and commercialization in new materials was held in Yinchuan, Ningxia, from May 14-18, aiming to boost innovation in the new materials industry and enhance the capacity of scientists and technologists in transferring scientific achievements. Organized by the Chinese Materials Research Society and the Ningxia Association for Science and Technology, the event focused on national strategies, evaluation, negotiation skills, and intellectual property.
AI is enabling the creation of advanced "super-materials" with unique properties, offering potential for more durable hip replacements and improved bone fracture healing. Researchers are using AI to design materials that can better mimic natural bone structure and function.
