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Dynamic sampling in autonomous process optimization

Christensen et al., 2024

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2842972959209489545
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Christensen M
Xu Y
Kwan E
Di Maso M
Ji Y
Reibarkh M
Sun A
Liaw A
Fier P
Grosser S
Hein J
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Chemical Science

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Autonomous process optimization (APO) is a technology that has recently found utility in a multitude of process optimization challenges. In contrast to most APO examples in microflow reactor systems, we recently presented a system capable of optimization in high-throughput …
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