Lila Sciences is the world’s first scientific superintelligence platform and autonomous lab for life, chemistry, and materials science. We are building the foundation to apply AI to every aspect of the scientific method, enabling scientists to bring forth solutions in human health and sustainability at a pace and scale never experienced before.
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Thanks to everyone who came to the Lila event last night at NeurIPS! It was a blast getting to hang out with some many folks and talk about the future AI and science.
Excited to see everyone at the Lila Sciences #NeurIPS event tonight! Looking forward to a great turnout and to connecting with both new and familiar faces. Come say hi to: Andrew Beam, Kenneth Stanley, Ben Kompa, Santiago Miret, Dylan Hecker, Jenna Homes (She/Her) and many other Lilians! #NeurIPS2025
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Excited to see everyone at the Lila Sciences #NeurIPS event tonight! Looking forward to a great turnout and to connecting with both new and familiar faces. Come say hi to: Andrew Beam, Kenneth Stanley, Ben Kompa, Santiago Miret, Dylan Hecker, Jenna Homes (She/Her) and many other Lilians! #NeurIPS2025
“We are establishing relationships to build brilliant scientific agents for some of the world's most important scientific R&D companies who require extraordinary fidelity of their data, underlying security, and ability to scale to the needs of individual programs." We're at #AWSreInvent this week! You may have spotted our Co-founder & CEO Geoffrey von Maltzahn on the big screen following CEO of AWS Matt Garman's keynote. 🚀 As we build at speed and scale, our collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) helps us bring our technology to customers around the world. 🔗 For more on our work with AWS: https://lnkd.in/emr-CPgB
Grateful for another year of momentum, new milestones, and a team that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in AI, science, and robotics. Photos like this remind us how much we’ve grown, the opportunities ahead, and how much we can accomplish together. If building the future of science at a mission-driven startup excites you, explore career opportunities at Lila: https://bit.ly/LilaCareers #Thanksgiving #Hiring
We're honored to be part of the White House's Genesis Mission, a national initiative to accelerate science through AI, led by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). We look forward to collaborating as we bring our expertise in advancing the intersection of new AI models, autonomous labs, and data generation capabilities. Stay tuned... and for more on the Genesis Mission: https://lnkd.in/gbVntVDD
Catch us in San Diego at NeurIPS 2025! On Friday, Dec 5, we'll be hosting an evening reception for researchers, engineers, and leaders who are building at the frontier of AI. Meet members of our team to learn more about our mission, what we're building, and how we're scaling scientific superintelligence. 🔗 RSVP: https://lnkd.in/egM3nznG #NeurIPS2025
🎙️What will a future scientist's career look like in an AI world? Lila Scientist Ashley Kaiser, PhD, shares her perspective on how AI enables her to focus on problem-solving and experiment design at a faster rate and scale on the aiEDU podcast.
On this week’s episode of 𝘙𝘢𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘒𝘪𝘥𝘴 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘈𝘨𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘈𝘐, Alex and Dr. Aliza explore what the future of work looks like when AI handles technical tasks and humans focus on creativity or deeper thinking. 👩🏻🔬 We spoke with Dr. Ashley Kaiser, a scientist at Lila Sciences who is building AI-powered laboratories that run themselves. Ashley describes AI as her ‘co-pilot,’ freeing her from tedious tasks like sample transfers and data entry so she can focus on problem-solving and experiment design. As she puts it: “Instead of walking through science, we will truly fly through science at a faster scale.” One takeaway for parents: Spend less time trying to ‘future-proof’ careers for your kids and instead focus on developing core skills like critical thinking and adaptability (or ‘learning how to learn’). 🎧 Listen now on all podcast platforms: • YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gw-7irzw • Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gSsbW4um • Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gmF3kbAn
We're honored to be named on the 2025 LinkedIn Top Startups List in Boston. 🚀 Builders & Scientists: come write the next chapter of science with us. We’re hiring across AI research, software, robotics, biology, chemistry, materials science, and operations: bit.ly/LilaCareers https://lnkd.in/e6bU3Crq #LinkedInTopStartups #hiring
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We're beginning to crack the doors open to customers to leverage Lila's platform. Last week's Nobel was a timely recognition for one of the arrows in our scientific quiver. If you're interested in partnering, reach out!
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) is a landmark moment. In my personal experience converting these lab curiosities into scaled solutions for defense, semiconductor, and specialty chemical customers, this Nobel Prize feels long overdue. For leaders in materials and chemistry, the Prize announcement will undoubtedly spark the question: "What is our MOF strategy?" Many have been down this road before. The promise of MOFs was immense, but the path to successful application was elusive. Many abandoned their efforts. Some failed because they attempted to insert MOFs into workflows made for zeolites, carbons, or polymers. Others failed because the simplistic allure of "metal + organic -> MOF" blinded them to the real challenges of unit economics, synthetic reproducibility, and particle science. Many failed because they designed a MOF for a need better served by other porous materials. This time can be different. Instead of rebuilding a research program from the ground up, what if you could start with the encoded expertise of the world's top porous material scientists? When a new technology need arises, what if you could ask them when to - and when not to - reach for a MOF? The team at Lila Sciences is building an AI platform that does just that: a faster, more intelligent way to do science. We can act as your specialized research partner or integrate our system directly into your R&D workflow. If your team is thinking about rebuilding, let's chat about what we're building at Lila.
Maria Bartiromo in conversation with Lila's President of Operations Christopher Fussell: "AI is being incorporated into all aspects of life, it's expected to speed up research and development infrastructure. Tell us how what you're building is going to partner with other industries like pharmaceutical, energy, etc." Hear Chris' response from his interview on Fox Business Network: https://lnkd.in/ei7CZujw