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Glasgow university spinout raises $43mn to ‘digitise chemistry’
Chemify
First Investment: 2022
Robotic synthesis of chemicals is a burgeoning technology, but there’s no standard operating system or specification language to make the process interoperable across different labs or facilities. Chemify founder and CEO Lee Cronin developed XDL, a chemical description language intended to be to the next generation of synthetic chemistry machines what HTML is to a web browser. Chemify is building automated synthesis hardware that uses XDL to convert code to molecules, or molecules to code, on demand.
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