High-throughput methods of chemical experimentation present a challenge to experimental planning. Experiments run in arrays of dozens to hundreds require rethinking of the classic methods of Design of Experiments.  This talk will review the adaptation of classical methods and improvisation of new methods for high throughput systems. These methods are becoming more important as laboratories for chemistry and materials science are being equipped with the robots and high-speed analytical tools for the acceleration of research. In particular, the use of these methods for effective protection of a chemical patent will be discussed.

Experimental design for high throughput materials development

241st National Meeting (2011)

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