Why Enthought
As the sheer scope of data increases, labs are charged with making sense of highly complex information to make smarter decisions, faster. Leveraging materials informatics and cheminformatics labs can yield insights through data driven decision making, continuous analysis and modeling that directly improve scientific workflows – removing bottlenecks, reducing waste and improving outcomes.
Enthought brings together chemistry expertise with computational excellence. By leveraging the full affordances of digital technologies applied to a deep understanding of the scientific domain, we can expand the range of what’s possible and deliver holistic, integrated solutions to achieve better business outcomes.
Materials and chemical companies are facing increasing pressure to continuously innovate and get products to market faster. Enthought's unique Materials Informatics Acceleration Program helps organizations around the world build internal digital capabilities while tackling real in-house problems and creating value-generating software solutions. Participants finish the program equipped to build data-driven decision-support tools using machine learning and AI to accelerate R&D innovation.
Digitally Transforming Laboratory Research
Laboratories can offer orders of magnitude improvements in efficiency and results delivered through digital transformation. New skills and digital technologies enable scientists to discover new data and workflows, removing drudgery from their work while significantly improving performance. In this video Mike Connell, CDxO, discusses the possibilities digital transformation can bring to chemistry research laboratories.
Our Insights
Why Top Materials Company Idemitsu Partnered with Enthought to Accelerate Product Innovation using Materials Informatics
Idemitsu’s Path to R&D Digital Transformation Idemitsu has a rich 100 year history of developing products alongside leading OEMs from project onset, and today is…
[eBook] Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences Industry
The Lab of the Future: Barriers to Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences Industry Experts predict over the next two years, life sciences companies will…
[eBook] Digital Transformation in the Materials Science Industry
Building the Materials and Chemicals Lab of the Future Materials and chemical companies know that building a digital “lab of the future” to accelerate discovery…
5 Tips to Kickstart Your Journey to the Future-Proofed R&D Lab
5 Tips to Kickstart Your Journey to the Future-Proofed R&D Lab Despite an increase in digital transformation efforts across all industries, 70% fall short…
[White Paper] Optimized Workflows in the Life Sciences
Optimized Workflows: Towards Reproducible, Extensible and Scalable Bioinformatics Pipelines A bioinformatics pipeline is an analysis workflow that takes input data files in unprocessed raw form…
New Application Transforms Chip Communication Subsystem Testing
Freescale Semiconductor needed to transform their testing processes. Freescale’s High Speed Signal Integrity (HSSI) group is responsible for testing the electrical characteristics of the communications…
Active Learning Improves Polymer Formulation Scale-Up Efficiency
A Specialty Chemical Company Wanted to Remove the Bottleneck from their Polymer Scale-Up Process Many of the high tech products we interact with on a…
10X Efficiency Gain and Improved Classification Using Deep Learning
Use AI techniques to efficiently extract mineralogy and grain size statistics from thin sections Thin sections provide the closest examination of in situ rock properties,…
Accelerating Consumer Products Reformulation with Machine Learning
Consumer products need to be reformulated continually in order to adapt to new market forces, government regulations, and supply chain limitations. In some markets, sustainability…
The Journey to Digital-centric Chemicals and Materials Laboratories
Digital technologies and the innovation they enable are steadily transforming chemicals and materials labs. This webinar proposes five ‘levels’ of lab digital capability, providing managers…
Webinar: The Journey to Digital-centric Chemicals and Materials Laboratories
Digital technologies and the innovation they enable are steadily transforming chemicals and materials labs.
This webinar proposes five ‘levels’ of lab digital capability, providing managers and scientists with a mental model to evaluate where they are now, and how to leverage technology and technical leadership to ‘level up’, ultimately transforming lab performance and its impact on the business.
Our Experts
Michael Heiber
Materials Informatics Manager
Frank Longford
Manager, Product Engineering
Matthew Reay
Consulting Manager
Matthew Smarte
Consulting Manager
Andrew Summers
Consulting Manager
Steve Allen
Senior Scientific Software Developer
Cory Brown
Scientific Software Developer
Jack Dragos
Senior Scientific Software Developer
Sandhya Govindraraju
Senior Scientific Software Developer