top of page

CLAW: Collaborative Lab Automation Workshop Series

4 days ago
1 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

Five seminars and a concluding workshop connecting AI for Science with laboratory automation. Co-organised by Dandan Zhang, Lan Wei and Qiming Liu at Imperial College London, from November 2026.

CLAW, the Collaborative Lab Automation Workshop Series, brings together researchers and practitioners in AI, robotics and experimental science at Imperial College London. The series begins in November 2026, with five seminars and a concluding workshop.

AI for Science and Lab Automation

Discussions connect hypothesis generation and experimental planning with robotic execution, data analysis and iterative discovery. Topics include language models, autonomous agents, multi-agent systems and robotic manipulation, with applications in bioengineering, drug discovery, materials science and chemical engineering.

Take part

Events are hybrid, at Imperial College London and online. Individual dates, speakers and talk titles are awaiting announcement; the programme website carries the latest details.

Co-organisers: Dr Dandan Zhang, Lan Wei and Dr Qiming Liu. Supported by the I-X Centre for AI in Science's AI in Science and Lab Automation Event Fund.

Source: official workshop website, linked from Lan Wei's website. Checked 7 November 2026.


Conceptual illustrations


The illustrations below were generated with AI. They are conceptual and do not document actual people, events or experimental results.


AI-generated conceptual illustration. A collaborative round table of diverse generic scientists discussing a small robotic pipetting arm, sample vessels, and a notebook; a circular loop connects a question, experiment, observation and next question using tiny simple icons without text. Concept: workshops linking AI for Science and laboratory automation.

Conceptual illustration generated with AI; it does not depict actual individuals, events or experimental results.


 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Academic & Institutional Service

Institutional administration, editorial appointments, peer review, grant and fellowship assessment, and doctoral examinations.

 
 
Public Engagement & Outreach

Open days, research demonstrations, media contributions and invited communication connecting robotics and AI with wider audiences.

 
 
Community & Event Leadership

Bringing researchers together through conference programmes, collaborative workshops and scientific community events.

 
 

Comments


bottom of page