[15p-MH-1~7] Innovation Inspired by Informatics in Crystal Growth Processes

[15p-MH-1] Data-driven chemistry for materials and process design

〇Kimito Funatsu¹ (1.The Univ. of Tokyo)

Keywords:Materials design, Process design, Chemoinformatics

In past, forward prediction, namely evaluation of sturucture/material was possible. However, inversely proposal of structure/material with desored property was difficult. It has been understood that just this inverse analysis is most important issue which is required to data-driven chemistry. Furthermore, in order to swiftly and efficiently cope with the subjects from “what to make” to “how to make” and monitoring and controlling productoin process to keep stable production with high quality, strategic use of data and information just has been indispensable.