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Informatics

AGC Glass Europe taps Citrine for AI in materials discovery

by Rick Mullin
February 7, 2020 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 98, Issue 6

 

A photo of AGC's float glass plant in Mol, Belgium.
Credit: Business Wire
AGC's facilities include this float glass plant in Mol, Belgium.

AGC Glass Europe will collaborate with Citrine Informatics, a California–based specialist in artificial intelligence for materials discovery and development. AGC will provide experimental data to build AI models using Citrine’s iterative testing platform. The goal is glass with better optical and mechanical properties for markets including automotive and electronics. Citrine has been collaborating with Lanxess to improve glass fibers for plastics reinforcement and with BASF on environmental catalysts.

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