What if the future of experimentation wasn’t just faster—but shared?
At Boston University, Professor Keith Brown (Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science & Engineering) is redefining how we discover materials. With his team, he’s transforming self-driving labs—robotic systems that can run thousands of experiments—into open, collaborative platforms accessible to researchers everywhere.
The goal? Empower more scientists to test ideas, share data, and accelerate discoveries in fields like protective materials and energy storage—no massive lab required.
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Join us to explore this new vision at:
📅 Materials Day 2025
🗓️ Friday, October 24
🕗 8:15 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 665 Commonwealth Ave, Room 1750
Hariri Institute for Computing, Boston University
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The Hariri Institute initiates research convergence and facilitates integrated initiatives for social good at the nexus of the computational and data sciences.
An incubator and convergence accelerator in a university setting, the Hariri Institute for Computing at Boston University initiates, catalyzes, and propels transformative computational and data-driven research and training initiatives across the landscape of academic disciplines for a better society.
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