A completely parallelized workflow for the solvothermal synthesis of potential isomerization catalysts has been developed. With design of experiment methodologies, the influence of the process parameters such as water content, detergent type and concentration, synthesis temperature and shaking of the reaction mixture has been studied. The catalyst porosity was tested in high throughput by monitoring the heat of adsorption of probe molecules with emissivity corrected infrared thermography (EC-IRT). The potential of the optimized materials was tested in a conventional plug-flow reactor with the isomerization of 4-Methyl-1-pentene as test reaction. In this study, two new isomerization catalysts have been identified, which are highly porous and outperform the reference zeolites Mordenite and Na-Y at the conditions studied.