Webinar – AI: a revolution for chemistry?

Event Information

Date :6 May 2026
Place :Université PSL, 60 rue Mazarine, Paris 75006
Registration :Link

Register via this link to take part in person or remotely in this webinar, which will be held on Wednesday 6 May at 12.15 pm.

Long based on experimentation and modelling, chemistry is now undergoing a major transformation with the rise of artificial intelligence. Laboratory automation, reaction simulation, and the generation of new molecules: these tools are redefining research methods.

Through this webinar, the ChemAI Grand Programme sheds light on these transformations and their scientific implications.

Webinar introduced by:

  • E.M. Mouhoud, President of PSL University
  • Anne Christophe, Vice-President for Research and Innovation at PSL University

With presentations by:

  • Christian Serre, Scientific Director of DIM MaTerRE and Director of the Paris Institute of Porous Materials, ENS – PSL and ESPCI Paris – PSL;
  • Damien Laage, Research Director at the CNRS, Professor in the Department of Chemistry at ENS – PSL;
  • Vaitea Opuu, CNRS researcher, Chemistry Biology Innovation (CBI) Unit, ESPCI Paris – PSL.

A webinar hosted by François-Xavier Coudert, CNRS Research Director at the IRCP (Chimie ParisTech – PSL) and Professor at the ENS – PSL and PSL University.

The session will include a Q&A session with the audience.

Practical information

  • The session can be attended in person or remotely.
  • Venue: PSL University Headquarters, 60 rue Mazarine, Paris 6th arrondissement.
  • The session will be recorded live.

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