About Us
Learn more about our company, our vision, mission and goals
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Behind the Name
The name Atinary comes from the Spanish verb atinar, which means hit, as in hit the target. Our leading ML technology can hit targets ten to hundred times faster than standard methods used in industry and academia, such as Design of Experiments (DoE) and High-throughput Experimentation (HTE). In addition, our ML algorithms outperform competing ML algorithms.
Our Vision
Science Matters. Atinary’s vision is to change how science and R&D are done, for the good of society. We aspire to accelerate the transition to a healthier and sustainable future by developing AI solutions that revolutionize science and R&D.
Our Mission
Atinary’s mission is to democratize the use of AI with the Self-Driving Labs Platform that accelerates R&D and innovation, making it possible to discover breakthrough materials and molecules exponentially faster and cheaper.
Our Values
We believe in a world where science and technology contribute to accelerating the transition to a sustainable planet and a circular economy.
Meet our Team
With 13 nationalities represented, our multidisciplinary team of innovators includes software engineers, developers, data scientists, AI and machine learning experts, chemists, biochemists, and business leaders.
Our Founders
Our founders have worked together since 2017 developing the Self-Driving Labs® technology.
Hermann Tribukait, PhD
Co-Founder & CEO
economist, entrepreneur and expert in innovation
and cleantech development.
economist, entrepreneur and expert in innovation
and cleantech development.
Loïc Roch, PhD
Co-Founder & CTO
Chemist, entrepreneur and expert in AI/ML for materials discovery,
software design, and autonomous experimentation.
Chemist, entrepreneur and expert in AI/ML for materials discovery,
software design, and autonomous experimentation.
Scientific Advisory Board
Dr. Horst Simon
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
(Ret.) Deputy Director & CRO Supercomputing, CS, R&D leader
(Ret.) Deputy Director & CRO Supercomputing, CS, R&D leader
Prof. Joshua Schrier
Fordham University
AI for materials discovery
AI for materials discovery
Prof. Alex Norquist
Haverford College
Organic chemistry and materials science
Organic chemistry and materials science
Prof. Jose Miguel Hernandez-Lobato
University of Cambridge
Machine Learning
Machine Learning