Automated Data Analysis (D2.1)

Project D2.1 develops ML-driven, self-driving high-throughput labs that autonomously analyze data and design novel polymer and hydrogel inks for laser 3D printing through explainable models.
Our Goal

The goal of Project D2.1 is to build data-driven, self-driving high-throughput labs where machine-learning models continuously analyze experimental data, propose new organic and inorganic formulations, and iteratively optimize polymers and hydrogel-based inks for laser 3D printing. By learning explainable structure–processing–property–function relationships, these models will move from fast optimization in constrained design spaces to generalizable surrogates that can extrapolate to unseen materials, guide targeted, autonomous chemical synthesis, and accelerate the discovery of tailored materials for specific applications.

Principal Investigators Involved

Stefan Bräse
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

braese@kit.edu

Stefanie Dehnen
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

stefanie.dehnen@kit.edu

Pascal Friederich
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

pascal.friederich@kit.edu

Pavel Levkin
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

pavel.levkin@kit.edu

Ute Schepers 
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

ute.schepers@kit.edu

Wolfgang Wenzel
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

wolfgang.wenzel@kit.edu

Related Topics:

Research Area A

Molecules & Inks

Research Area B

Technologies

Research Area C

Applications

Research Area D

Digital Blueprints