Organization
Anthrogen
Author or publisher unknown · Publication date unknown
What it covers
Solving the Earth's largest challenge at it's smallest scale. We use genetically engineered bacteria and enzymatic cascades to produce polymers for carbon capture, fuels, industrials, and biotech.
Who it helps
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Limitations
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Author unknown. Date unknown. Anthrogen. https://www.linkedin.com/company/anthrogen/?viewAsMember=true (AI & Environment Resource Hub; record org-151; collection snapshot 2026-10-04).
Classification and context
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- Geographic scope
- North America
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- Required metadata corroborated
- Last verified
- 2026-09-06T18:23:58.169Z
- Snapshot import
- 2026-09-06
- Legacy domain
- Materials, Waste & Circular Economy
- Legacy subdomain
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- Required metadata corroborated
- Editorial relevance
- Relevance has not been separately reviewed.
- Evidence quality
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Source sheet: Organization · Row 155 · Original ID: org-151.
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Shared topics: Materials and critical minerals; E-waste and circularity
Scientific Paper · 2025-05-09
Matbench Discovery is a benchmarking framework for machine learning models used in materials discovery, highlighting the importance of task-specific metrics and demonstrating that universal interatomic potentials can effectively pre-screen stable inorganic materials in high-throughput workflows.
Source: NatureReachable at last check · Metadata unconfirmed
Shared topics: Materials and critical minerals; E-waste and circularity
Organization · North America
Adaptis is a diverse team of carbon reduction experts supercharged by a proprietary software platform for evaluating and optimizing building performance, whole-life carbon, and capex. We generate and recommend decarbonization scenarios, build project sequences, and keep all the data live in real-time so financial decision-makers can find answers in 15 minutes, not 15 days.
Source: OrganizationExcluded from automated checks · Metadata unconfirmed
Shared topics: Materials and critical minerals; E-waste and circularity
Organization · North America
Exponential acceleration meets materials innovation. Our AI-integrated platform is transforming how advanced materials are discovered, designed, and deployed - bringing next-generation solutions from concept to reality.
Source: OrganizationExcluded from automated checks · Required metadata corroborated
Shared topics: Materials and critical minerals; E-waste and circularity
Tool
This dataset provides a large and diverse collection of DFT calculation trajectories for heterogeneous catalysis research. It encompasses a wide range of adsorbates and catalyst surfaces. The data is designed for training and testing machine learning interatomic potentials. AQCat25 consists of approximately 5K materials, 40K intermediate-catalyst systems, and 11.1M frames.
Source: ToolReachable at last check · Required metadata corroborated