Cavall founder Ron Sarma presented our team's research on June 28 at the 46th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry (ICCC26) in Odense, Denmark.
ICCC is one of the largest and longest-running gatherings in coordination chemistry, bringing together hundreds of researchers from around the world to share cutting-edge work across the field. Ron's talk covered our machine learning approach to predicting bond dissociation free energies for redox-active molecules involved in proton-coupled electron transfer, the same science that was made possible using Cavall's ALOE platform.
Connecting and sharing this work with leaders in the global chemistry community is an important step for Cavall, putting our technology through rigorous testing.