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Precision spectroscopy of radium monofluoride detected an electron-energy shift sensitive to nuclear magnetization, while symmetry tests remain future work.
SpectroGen predicts one spectroscopy modality from another, but generated spectra still require domain-specific validation and physical reference measurements.
MIT’s multimodal platform explored more than 900 catalyst chemistries and 3,500 tests, while human researchers still handled most experimental debugging.