The Stage @ 1.30pm

Title: Agentic pipelines for computational science research

Speaker: Jason Li

Most "AI for research" demos are flashy maps of ideas that never run an experiment. Jason Li takes the opposite approach. For a recent project, he built agentic pipelines on top of deterministic scientific software packages: real tools that an agent picks up and runs, so the experiment actually happens and the result can be trusted.

A practical sharing on building agent pipelines for computational science, from a researcher doing computational chemistry at NUS.

Details to be confirmed.

Who should join

Researchers, engineers and builders who want agents doing real scientific work, not just brainstorming it. No chemistry background needed.

Format

Short talk + Q&A.

After the session, we go back to work.

Friday is our open co-working day. People come to work on their own projects, take breaks together, and usually stay through the afternoon. It's quiet, focused, and builder- and founder-led.

You can arrive anytime from 10AM. Most people show up after lunch and settle in before 1.30pm. Bring your laptop. Grab any open seat. Stay as long as you like.

At 1.30pm, we pause work briefly for a shared session called The Stage, then everyone goes back to working.

This is how Fridays here work.

Like working here?

Friday is free, so it's the easiest way to try the space. If you want a desk the rest of the week too, ask about the Builder Pass and hot desking when you drop by.

About SQ Collective

SQ Collective is a co-working space in Singapore for founders and builders working with AI. Fridays are open co-working days, with a short shared session called The Stage at 1.30pm. People come to work, learn something practical, and go back to building.

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