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Sep 1, 2026
Mar 1, 2027
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: AmineBind ML RFP
A descriptor‑based software and model for amine-based carbon capture discovery.
Description: The open Special Notice offers licensing of AmineBind ML, a Los Alamos National Laboratory software package for discovering amine-based carbon-capture sorbents. The Python-based toolkit accepts SMILES molecular structures, identifies amine binding sites, and uses a surrogate model trained on roughly 20,000 electronic-structure calculations to predict CO2 binding energies, enabling rapid screening of millions of candidate chemistries. This is a technology-licensing opportunity—not a grant program or a call for external services—with exclusive or non-exclusive licensing discussions handled through the laboratory’s licensing program.
Federal · DC, US
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A descriptor‑based software and model for amine-based carbon capture discovery.
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