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Our CEO, Mr. Okanohara, will be speaking at an online event hosted by LabBase.
Daisuke Okanohara, CEO of Preferred Computational Chemistry (PFCC), will be speaking at the event "Talking with Top Runners on the Frontline: AI-Based Material Development is Just Getting Exciting" to be held on Wednesday, August 2, 2023. There will be a panel discussion between the speakers and a Q&A session with the participants, so if you are interested in AI-based material development, please join us.
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| Title | Talking with top runners on the front lines The future of materials development using AI is looking exciting |
| Date and Time | August 2, 2023 19:00-20:30 |
| Presenters | ・PFCC President and CEO Daisuke Okanohara ・Toyota Motor Corporation Advanced Data Science Division Tetsuya Shoji, WAVEBASE Project Manager ・Mitsuru Irie, CTO, MI-6 Inc. |
| Venue | Online (Zoom) |
| Event Overview | A discussion-style event with three experts on "AI-based material development" will be held via Zoom. The speakers will share their personal stories and areas of activity, and the discussion will cover topics such as the current state and challenges of AI-based material development, future driving technologies, and the state of material research and development in the next few years. General audience members will be able to listen to the discussion and then participate in a chat session to answer questions from the speakers. |
For more information about this event, please click here.
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