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Macinchem Blog Spectroscopy

MS/MS library cleaning pipeline in matchms

30 July 202430 July 2024 chris

The key to building any AI/ML models is data quality, this pipeline [DOI] built on widely used open-source Python package matchms. It covers a number

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ORCA 6.0.0 has been released

28 July 202428 July 2024 chris

ORCA 6.0 was released to the public on July 25th, 2024. ORCA is a powerful and versatile quantum chemistry software package, primarily developed by the

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RSC CICAG Summer 2024 Newsletter is out.

23 July 202423 July 2024 chris

Another fantastic edition, available on the CIICAG website https://rsccicag.org/index_htm_files/CICAG%20Newsletter%20Summer%202024%20FINAL.pdf ContentsChemical Information and Computer Applications Group Chair’s ReportRSC PrizesCICAG Committee Members Awarded RSC PrizesCICAG Planned and

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Open-source Cheminformtics Toolkits

18 July 202418 July 2024 chris

I’ve just updated the page on open-source cheminformatics toolkits, please let me know if I’ve missed any.

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Open Reaction Database update

18 July 202418 July 2024 chris

39,000 previously proprietary high-throughput experimentation (HTE) reactions include alkylations, carbonylations, hydrogenations, amide couplings, and cross-coupling reactions catalysed by Pd, Rh, Ni and Cu have been

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InChi code now on GitHub

16 July 202418 July 2024 chris

The International Chemical Identifier (InChI) is a textual identifier for chemical substances, designed to provide a standard way to encode molecular information and to facilitate

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Chemical registration software

12 July 202412 July 2024 chris

The publication describing lwreg is now available. Here, we present lwreg, a lightweight, yet flexible chemical registration system supporting the capture of both two-dimensional molecular

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Macinchem Blog Other Tips

Querying 1TB on a MacBook Pro with Python dataframes

9 July 20249 July 2024 chris

This looks interesting, handling large datasets is becoming more common and I’m always on the lookout for useful tools because pandas requires your dataframe to

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    Quantum Computing in Chemistry Conference

    RSC CICAG Quantum Computing in Chemistry: Current Capabilities and the Road to UtilityThursday 19th November 2026, Burlington House, London, UK...
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    nanoFold a Protein Folding Data-Efficiency Competition

    An interesting way to look for better biological foundation models. The core bet is simple: biological data is expensive. Text and image models...

    https://macinchem.org/2026/04/29/nanofold-a-protein-folding-data-efficiency-competition/
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    PyChem-Pro

    I've just added PyChem-Pro to the list of cheminformatics toolkits https://macinchem.org/2023/02/17/open-source-cheminformatics-toolkits/ PyChem is a desktop chemistry application and Python library that combines molecular...

    https://macinchem.org/2026/04/27/pychem-pro/
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    Open Source Cheminformatics Toolkits

    When I wrote the article entitled A few thoughts on scientific software one of the responses I got was that people did not know about the existence of open-source chemistry...

    https://macinchem.org/2023/02/17/open-source-cheminformatics-toolkits/
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    Sweet J on Mac App Store

    Calculates the 3J coupling constant from the dihedral angle and the electronegativity of the substituents using either the Altona equation or a generalised Karplus equation. Sweet J can be downloaded...

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