pro Fit, a macOS application for curve fitting (linear and nonlinear regression), plotting, and data analysis for macOS. It runs natively on both Apple Silicon
Month: March 2023
The Sheffield Conference on Cheminformatics is always one of the highlights of the calendar, it will be held at The Edge, University of Sheffield, UK,
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LigandScout from inte:ligand is a software tool that allows to rapidly and transparently derive 3D pharmacophores from structural data of macromolecule/ligand complexes in a fully automated and
High-throughput screening (HTS) remains a cornerstone of drug discovery, but searching through the many thousands of potential hits remains a daunting process. One aspect of
The latest version of Pages (version 6.1) and iBooks Author (version 2.0) include support for LaTeX and MathML, this is an interesting addition that will
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ChemAxon are a software company that produce a variety of cheminformatics applications and software development modules. A key driver for development has been maintaining portability among
Now that I have my new MacPro I thought it might be interesting to try out a couple of the software packages that I’ve previously
ForgeV10 is the latest offering from Cresset, whilst a new product those familiar with FieldAlign and FieldTemplater will recognise much of the functionality. ForgeV10 allows the
Un1Chem is a new web resource provided by the EBI, it is a ‘Unified Chemical Identifier’ system, designed to assist in the rapid cross-referencing of chemical
ChemDraw from CambridgeSoft has excellent Applescript support. I’m sure many chemists use ChemDraw to create the structures and figures for publications, and whilst ChemDraw can