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  • Atinary Self-Driving Lab with ABB, Agilent and Mettler-Toledo

    Atinary collaborates with ABB Robotics, Mettler-Toledo, and Agilent to launch the first Self-Driving Lab of its kind in accelerating molecular discovery.
  • Atinary is now listed on AWS Marketplace

    Atinary announces availability of its SDLabs platform in AWS Marketplace.
  • Atinary’s SDLabs Platform is SOC 2 Compliant

    Atinary’s SDLabs Platform is now SOC 2 compliant, ensuring top security, availability, and trust for scientists and R&D teams worldwide.
  • Atinary Joins the AWS Partner Network

    Atinary and Amazon Web Services (AWS) partner to accelerate AI-driven R&D and Scientific Discovery.
  • Dr. Stephen Buchwald Joins Atinary’s Advisory Board

    Atinary welcomes Dr. Stephen Buchwald, pioneering chemist behind Buchwald–Hartwig reaction, to advance AI-driven molecular discovery and innovation.
  • Atinary and Chemspeed teaming up for Self-Driving Labs

    Atinary and Chemspeed are teaming up to accelerate R&D with AI and automation. Their no-code AI and automation platforms are now fully integrated, enabling self-driving labs with closed-loop optimization. Live demos launch in Basel (Q3 2025) and Boston (Q4 2025), showcasing faster, smarter experimentation.
  • AI-Driven Metal-Based Antibiotic Discovery

    Atinary and Dr. Angelo Frei’s lab at the University of York secure funding to revolutionize metalloantibiotic discovery, leveraging AI and high-throughput screening to combat antimicrobial resistance.
  • Atinary Scientific Advisory Board Welcomes Professor Philippe Schwaller

    Atinary welcomes Professor Philippe Schwaller to its Scientific Advisory Board to advance AI-driven molecular discovery and Self-Driving Labs™ technology.
  • AI for T Cell Engineering with Stanford

    Atinary collaborates with the lab of Prof. Rogelio Hernández-López at Stanford University to advance T cell engineering using AI, optimizing synthetic circuits for safer, more effective cell therapies.