What's new at ReactWise

We started a software company. Then we set up a lab. And we've already generated over 25,000 data points. Here's why.

After two years building ReactWise, here are the six systems I wish I'd set up from day one.

I asked a process chemistry team leader recently how many tools his team uses just to run a reaction optimization project.

Live from London Lab Live!

Hackathon at the University of Bristol

"Our historical reaction data is our most underused asset, and we know it." That's a direct quote from a Head of Process Chemistry I spoke with recently.

A good chemistry guide should save you time, not cost you it.

Two years ago, we set out to make chemistry smarter. Last week, our team of 10 sat in a room together and asked: What does year three look like?

Sustainability in the lab starts with the right solvent. We just made solvent selection and replacement a data-driven decision.

We built ReactWise to accelerate chemistry that matters. Last week at Flow Chemistry Europe, I saw exactly that happening.

ReactWise celebrate its second birthday!

The optimization algorithms are ready. The systems around them need to catch up.

In a startup, there are only two jobs that truly matter. Building is only one of them.

Everyone talks about product-market fit. Nobody talks enough about mission-team fit.

Many people think AI in process chemistry is overhyped. I'd argue the opposite. But there's an important distinction nobody is making.

ReactWise is now ISO 27001 certified

The moment a process chemist trusts AI for the first time…

Two years ago today!

LLMs in the chemistry lab: incredibly useful - until they confidently tell you something that's completely wrong.

Excited to share a link to our most recent podcast, where our CTO, Daniel Wigh, sat down with Jakob Zeitler to talk about scale-up.

HTE plate design should neither feel like solving a puzzle nor be based on rigid templates. That's why we've built an automated plate designer.

Your data probably already has the answer. The question is whether your tools can surface it.

It was great to see our HTE chemist, Kaiman Cheung, back at his alma mater last week, speaking on a careers panel at the University of Bristol.

Pharmaceutical companies will spend hundreds of millions getting a drug to market. And manage their process R&D data in Excel.