Sandia National Laboratories Partners With Radical AI To Research New Materials for Hydrogen Purification
An AI-powered mission to diversify American energy sources and enable the next chapter of technological development.
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Confirming Superior Performance of Materials Discovered in Radical AI Self-Driving Labs
In a head-to-head torch test, Purdue Applied Research Institute saw a 125x increase in environmental survivability compared to industry-leading aerospace material C103.
Breaking the Bottleneck: Radical AI Automated Sample Prep with Makino
An inside look at a one-of-one machine.
- SEPTEMBER 23, 2026
6 Predictions, 6 Validated Materials: Enabling Frontier Electronic Property Materials
- JUNE 9, 2026
Automated Microstructure Analysis Moves Different
- APRIL 13, 2026
A Benchmark for Extracting Experiments from Literature
- MARCH 11, 2026
Define, Design, Adapt
- MARCH 9, 2026
Beyond Composition: Computing What Materials Will Actually Do
- FEBRUARY 11, 2026
Bayesian Optimization Augmented with Text
- FEBRUARY 10, 2026
Leveraging Experimental Data Beyond Language: A Multimodal Benchmark
- DECEMBER 20, 2025
Radical AI Signs Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Department of Energy
- AUGUST 25, 2025
Radical AI Awarded U.S. Air Force Contract
- JULY 18, 2025
Radical AI announces $55M in new funding
- JUNE 30, 2025
Radical AI's Proposal to the White House OSTP
- APRIL 24, 2025
EGIP: Another step forward in ML-first materials
- APRIL 4, 2025
Introducing TorchSim
- JANUARY 10, 2025
Announcing Radical AI
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Fast Company
Beyond AI: Inside the Race to Reinvent the Physical World
Everyone is talking about what AI can create. The bigger question is, what can it help us build?
By Morgan ClendanielSEP 15, 2026
Interesting EngineeringSEP 29, 2026
The U.S. Material Hunt To Bring Hydrogen To $0.45 Per Pound
Sandia National Labs has tapped Radical AI for rapid physical experimentation that will fuel the future of energy.
By Georgina Jedikovska
Upstarts MediaJUL 10, 2026
The Scientist Building the ‘Waymo’ Lab for New Materials
New York-based founder Joseph F. Krause on SpaceX, why cloud labs failed, and why you don't need $1B to speed up 150 years of stagnant materials science.
By Alex Konrad
Latent Space JUN 17, 2026
The Limits of AI in Science - Why We Need Self-Driving Labs
The bottleneck holding back aerospace, defense, computing, and consumer products is the rate of experiments. But in six months, Radical’s closed-loop AI powered lab has produced 1,200 alloys — nearly 10x the pace of the best prior DARPA program.
By Brandon Anderson
