From nail polish to solar cells, materials are everywhere. How can AI make them better? University of Turku associate professor Milica Todorović shares the trends in AI-driven design of materials and what FCAI researchers are working on in this area.
Read MoreEnergy consumption and resource intensity of AI systems can lead to a heavy carbon footprint, but AI-optimized processes could reduce emissions. Perspectives from a recent FCAI webinar.
Read MoreFCAI joins Metso and other partners in advancing productivity and sustainability in mining with artificial intelligence.
Read MorePatrick Rinke’s pioneering expertise in finding sustainable and climate-friendly materials with machine learning methodology has arguably never been more in demand.
Read MoreA recent FCAI Industry and Society webinar discussed sustainability, the role of AI, and data in supply chains.
Read MoreThe videos from FCAI’s AI for Process Industry webinar are now available.
Read MoreUnderstanding the formation of atmospheric aerosols is important, since these particles help cool the climate, but also increase mortality due to poor air quality.
Read MoreWebinar on AI for Sustainable Energy and Heating gathered insights from research and industry partners
Read MoreArtificial intelligence is a new addition to the traditional tool set in materials research. It can speed up the development of new battery materials and sustainable solutions. AI also provides an interesting opportunity for collaboration between research and industry.
Read MoreResearchers from FCAI develop more sustainable intelligent traffic by bringing together simulators from different fields.
Read MoreThe new program looks for ways that AI research can help us build a more sustainable future, and helps research projects communicate about their contribution.
Read MoreAssociate professor Laura Ruotsalainen joins FCAI’s steering group, with sustainability-related goals in mind
Read MoreArtificial intelligence has a lot to offer for sustainability. While the technology itself is complex, the real challenge is to highlight the benefits and create common rules to make this shift happen, claims Laura Ruotsalainen from the University of Helsinki.
Read MoreCities and transport are major contributors to CO2 emissions. FCAI’s recent webinar brought industry and academy together to discuss the need for new sustainable solutions, enabled by artificial intelligence.
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