newsfilter
← Latest News
Business Wire·

Avient Teams with Albert Invent® to Bring Chemistry AI to Its Global R&D Network

  • Avient Corporation & Albert Invent Corp announced a collaboration to integrate AI-powered tools & digital infrastructure into Avient's global R&D organization.
  • The initiative is part of Avient's Lab of the Future program & supports its Amplify Innovation strategy.
  • Avient is deploying Albert's chemistry-native AI operating system to help scientists access scientific knowledge, engage with complex information, & accelerate product development.
  • The first phase is live across key R&D sites in the U.S. & Europe, with expansion to additional sites underway.
  • The platform unifies electronic lab notebooks, data management, advanced analytics, & AI capabilities into one environment to replace disconnected tools & paper-based processes.
  • The technology acts as an AI-powered thought partner to synthesize information, build on prior work, & translate findings into actionable insights without replacing human expertise.
  • Avient scientists can search decades of experimental knowledge in plain language & apply insights to new formulation challenges to make more informed decisions.
  • The partnership focuses on making data easier to search & reuse, enabling natural language interaction & workflow automation, & breaking down knowledge silos across regions.
  • Phil Clark, Avient's Chief Technology Officer, stated the digital evolution provides advantages such as faster development, robust results, & materials solutions that help customers succeed.
  • Nick Talken, CEO of Albert, emphasized that the application of AI aims to make scientists better at their work by providing more capability to researchers.
  • Avient serves over 9,000 employees worldwide with a portfolio including colorants, advanced composites, functional additives, engineered materials, & Dyneema fiber.
  • Albert Invent Corp is based in Oakland, California, & transforms materials invention through chemistry-native AI embedded in an operating system.