Medicines Made Smarter: Data, AI, Robotics and the future of medicines manufacturing
As part of the ‘Making Manufacturing Smarter Webinar Series’, you’ll hear from Prof. Alastair Florence, DM2 PI and others as they introduce you to the early demonstrations in AI, robotics and more that they are working on to make the future a reality.
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Centre Overview: Made Smarter Innovation | Digital Medicines Manufacturing research centre (DM2) is an ambitious 3.5 year programme. It aims to advance medicines development, manufacture, quality control (QC) and supply through the creation and accelerated adoption of data-driven Industrial Digital Technologies (IDTs) including AI, robotics and digital twins.
To achieve this, work is being carried out across five integrated research platforms:
- Platform 1: The Data Platform
- Platform 2: Autonomous Microscale Manufacturing
- Platform 3: Digital Quality Control
- Platform 4: Adaptive Digital Supply
- Platform 5: DM² Network & Skills
Led by the Centre for Continuous Manufacturing and Advanced Crystallisation (CMAC) at the University of Strathclyde in collaboration with the universities of Cambridge and Loughborough, each Platform team not only works closely with each other but with industry partners from across the whole medicines manufacturing community.
Webinar overview: DM2 is a flagship programme in CMAC’s research portfolio. It’s agenda aligns with CMAC’s wider ambitions to digitalise Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) and create the ‘Lab of the Future’, along with the skilled workforce to operate seamlessly and effectively within it. In this webinar, you’ll hear from Prof. Alastair Florence, DM2 PI and others as they introduce you to the early demonstrations in AI, robotics and more that they are working on to make the future a reality.
Watch the recording of our 18th October event to start your digital CMC transformation journey with us.
This event is part of the Making Manufacturing Smarter Webinar Series.
Made Smarter has an integrated approach across leadership, skills, innovation, and adoption. The Innovation Challenge focuses mostly on research and innovation across multiple sectors and how digital technologies such as AI, Robotics & Automation, Additive Manufacturing, AR/VR, IIoT, and Digital Twins can make the manufacturing supply chain processes more efficient and productive, whilst creating company growth.
The Made Smarter Research Centres and Innovation Hubs represent a key component in the UK’s approach to commercialise the emerging technologies and creating that national level growth element through creating early-stage, transformative innovative ideas, that cover both the technological and societal aspects. The centres and hubs target a specific area to drive that growth and collate engagement across the entire innovation landscape.
The webinars are a platform to come learn, ask questions, network, and form connections with people across industry, academia, and government.