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Feb 03, 21 · Princeton chemists Benjamin Shields and Abigail Doyle worked with computer scientist Ryan Adams (not pictured) to create machine learning software that can optimize reactions — using artificial intelligence to speed through thousands of reactions that chemists used to have to labor through one by one Photo bySep 03, 19 · Abigail Doyle, the A Barton Hepburn Professor of Chemistry, is part of a National Science Foundationsupported team spanning five universities charged with creating a new generation of data chemists through their Center for Computer Assisted Synthesis (CCAS), launched on September 1, 19 The collaborating schools include Princeton University, theFeb 03, 21 · "Bayesian Reaction Optimization as a Tool for Chemical Synthesis," was authored by Abigail Doyle, Benjamin Shields, and Ryan Adams of Princeton University; The Doyle Group Princeton Chemistry Group Abby doyle princeton chemistry