Filip Szczypinski

Dr. Filip Szczypinski is a Royal Society University Research Fellow and Assistant Professor of Chemistry Automation at Durham University, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry. His research integrates computational modeling, laboratory automation, and data-driven approaches to advance supramolecular chemistry and materials discovery.

• PhD in Chemistry from the University of Cambridge
• Postdoctoral research at Imperial College London and University of Liverpool

His work focuses on digital supramolecular chemistry, combining:

• Dynamic covalent chemistry
• Molecular recognition systems
• Automated synthesis platforms

Recent research explores:

• Explainable AI for molecular design
• Polymorphism prediction in organic cages
• Autonomous robotics for chemical discovery

Key trends in his publications include computational modeling of synthetic feasibility, AI-driven molecular assembly, and sustainable chemical processes.

Scientific Awards:

• Royal Society University Research Fellow

His lab bridges computational design with robotic experimentation, aiming to transform supramolecular chemistry into a predictive discipline aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals.