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Johnson Matthey on foundations for effective AI [Webinar]

Overview

The chemicals industry, like many others, sees AI as an indispensable component, from early R&D through to manufacturing, risk management and more, bringing efficiencies, enabling innovation, and supporting them to improve sustainability.

Johnson Matthey, a global leader in sustainability, is dedicated to innovating, researching and developing solutions to make the world cleaner and healthier. In this webinar Nathan Barrow, R&D Digitisation Lead, Ed Wright, Principal Information Analyst and Owen Jones, Data Science Strategy Lead – Catalyst Technologies will share part of Johnson Matthey’s journey on innovating with AI to support these goals – focusing on how they get need to get the foundational elements in place in order to drive more effective AI-driven outcomes.

During this session, we covered:
  • Breaking down data silos and the findability challenge
  • Chemicals industry complexities: lack of standard ontologies, vocabularies
  • Layering in AI on top of reusable and interoperable data
  • People and processes; from PoC to scale-up

Presenters:

  • Owen Jones, Data Science Strategy, Johnson Matthey
  • Nathan Barrow, R&D Digitalisation Lead, Johnson Matthey
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