Category: News
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River of Light returns to Liverpool for 2025
AIchemy will be part of the River of Light Festival in Liverpool from 24th October – 2nd November 2025. With the theme ‘The Science of Light’ and free to attend, it’s an event not to be missed!
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Prof. Kim Jelfs awarded prestigious Faraday Discovery Fellowship
AIchemy Hub celebrates our Co-Hub director Prof. Kim Jelfs’ Faraday Fellowship for pioneering research in chemistry, computation and artificial intelligence.
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Prof. Andy Cooper & Prof Matt Rosseinsky honoured with Royal Society awards
We’re delighted to announce that AIchemy Co-Director, Prof. Andy Cooper and Co-I Prof. Matt Rosseinsky have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to science.
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Gen(AI) in Chemistry Education Workshop Blog
On the 21st of July, Imperial College London welcomed over 35 participants from 26 universities across the UK for a one-day workshop exploring the role of Generative AI (GenAI) in chemistry education.
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Pump Priming Funding Call 2024 – Outcomes
Thank you to everyone who applied to our Pump Priming Funding Call in December 2024. All applications were subject to a distributed peer review process, followed by final ratification by AIchemy’s Leadership Team.
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AIchemy at Pint of Science
On a lively May evening at Frederick’s, Liverpool, AIchemy proudly took part in Pint of Science 2025 with a sell-out event titled Talk Nerdy to Me: AI Edition.
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CaMMLS – Chemistry and Materials Machine Learning School 2025
The 2025 Machine Learning for Materials Training Course brought together early-career researchers for a week of hands-on learning, expert talks, and community building.
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AIchemy Annual Conference 2025 – Key Takeaways
The AIchemy Annual Conference showcased AI’s transformative impact on chemistry. Read the highlights and key takeaways here.
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AIchemy Software Engineering Blog: Data Management at the Imperial NMR Facility
Our Software Engineer discusses improving data management at Imperial’s NMR Facility, focusing on FAIR practices, NOMAD NMR integration, and a Python library for machine learning.
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Prof. Andy Cooper features in The Economist
Prof. Andy Cooper discussed the revolutionary impact of AI on science in a recent interview with The Economist.

