Welcome!
This site is intended to provide a resource for chemists using Apple Macintosh computers. The links in the menubar above give access to a variety of resources that I hope you will find valuable.
At a glance
Macinchem blog for latest news, tips and comments.
Hints and Tutorials Applescripts, Vortex scripts, Jupyter notebooks and more.
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iBabel is a GUI (graphical user interface) for the open source cheminformatics toolkit OpenBabel. It also provides an interface to a variety of tools built using OpenBabel and a molecule viewer.
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Mobile Science Finding scientific iPhone (and iPad) applications on the App Store can be a bit hit and miss so I’ve compiled a database of all the apps that I am aware of, feel free to send me details of any that are missing.
Software reviews A collection of software reviews and listings of data analysis, reference management tools
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Cheminformatics and CompChem on Apple Silicon We all know that this new architecture is blazingly fast for video editors but what about us chemists?
Fortran on a Mac First let me say I’m not a big Fortran user but any posts about Fortran on a Mac always seem to be very popular, and I do get asked regularly about how to compile Fortran applications. The main page is here https://macinchem.co.uk/fortran-on-a-mac/
Unix Tips when dealing with very, very large files this commands can be invaluable.
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