Notes from the lab · № 01
Why we are writing.
A weekly note from the people building Novyte Q, on what we are learning about AI, chemistry and the slow parts of materials R&D.
By Novyte team, Engineering and science · 1 min read
Key points
- A weekly entry from whoever did the work, so the voice will change.
- Technical posts on how Q reads the literature, and honest ones on what customers teach us.
- No announcements here. Press and partnerships stay on the media page.
Most of what we learn building Novyte Q never leaves the lab notebook. A citation that turned out to be wrong in a way that mattered. A formulation that the literature said would not work and did. A week spent on an evaluation harness that changed how we think about "done".
This blog is where that goes.
We are not writing to be read by everyone. We are writing for the chemist who will argue with us, because that argument is where the next experiment comes from.
What to expect
We will publish once a week. Posts will come from whoever did the work, so the voice will change. Some will be technical, some will be about how a chemistry company actually adopts a tool like this. A few will be short.
Things we will write about:
- How an AI research system reads a hundred million papers and decides which twelve matter.
- Where quantum chemistry earns its keep in a formulation problem, and where it does not.
- What our customers teach us about the gap between a recommendation and an experiment.
What we will not do
We will not announce things here. Announcements and press stay on the media page. We will not write about products that do not exist yet.
If you want to argue with any of it, write to hello@novyte.in.
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