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05/02/2024 | Press release | Archived content

Meta AI and Numat Collaborate to Accelerate MOF Discovery for Direct Air Capture

Meta AI and Numat Collaborate to Accelerate MOF Discovery for Direct Air Capture

May 2, 2024

Numat and Meta AI collaborate to make progress in merging AI-driven discovery with deep material characterization and data infrastructure towards building competent and predictive models for next-generation CO2 capture MOFs.

"FAIR is thrilled to enable industrial MOF leaders like Numat to accelerate their exploration of novel DAC sorbent materials. Their experimental findings can help the chemistry and machine learning communities validate and improve computational predictions of future materials."

- Matt Uyttendaele, Director, Fundamental AI Research at Meta

Metal-organic Frameworks (MOFs) are the material foundation of next-generation Direct Air Capture (DAC) solutions and will enable industrial decarbonization roadmaps. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a key role to play in accelerating MOF material discovery workflows. We're excited to collaborate with the Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) team Meta AI to make progress in merging AI-driven discovery with deep material characterization and data infrastructure towards building competent and predictive models for next-generation CO2 capture MOFs. This is the future, and we're pleased to play a role in reducing the practice of this cutting-edge work by validating the efficacy of AI-discovered MOFs in solving the problems that matter.

The mission of the FAIR team at Meta is to advance AI through open research for the benefit of all. AI at Meta engages in cutting-edge applied research that can improve and power new product experiences at scale for the community and create a more connected world.

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