September 23, 2026
GreenChemistry.ai 0.8: recommendations that show their work
GreenChemistry.ai 0.8 gives scientists Accept, Reject, and Ask cards that show the evidence and limits behind a proposed change.
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Science, systems, and greener decisions.
Notes from the development cycle at GreenChemistry.ai: where AI can compress the research loop, and where rigor still has to slow it down.
September 17, 2026
AI Is Becoming a Better Lab Partner, Not a Replacement for Expertise
The useful role for AI in laboratory work is iterative: organize evidence, accelerate the experimental loop, and bring testable options back to the people accountable for the science and safety.
Read the post →August 20, 2026
The Next Scientific AI Breakthrough May Be Knowing When to Disagree
AI is entering the scientific workflow, from literature review to experimental design and instrument interpretation. The next challenge is making those systems better at testing their own assumptions, uncertainty, and resource use.
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