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Searching Sqlite database from Vortex

26 February 202527 February 2025 chris

In a previous post I illustrated how to download PubChem and create a local searchable database using a Jupyter notebook. I also included a vortex/python

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8th Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry Conference

21 February 202525 March 2025 chris

Abstract submission is now open for the 8th RSC-CICAG/BMCS Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry Meeting. Details of the meeting are here https://www.rscbmcs.org/events/aichem8/ You can submit abstracts

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Searching a local copy of PubChem

17 February 202524 February 2025 chris

PubChem is an invaluable source of information about 99 million molecules accessible via a website or programmatically. PubChem is an open chemistry database at the National Institutes

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Mychem a chemoinformatics extension for MySQL

9 February 20259 February 2025 chris

Mychem is a chemoinformatics extension for MySQL that provides a set of functions that handles chemical data stored in a database. Mychem is based on

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Calculate pKa using Rowan

8 February 20258 February 2025 chris

Rowan is a software platform that makes it possible to run high-level quantum chemical calculations through a web interface. In general, running quantum chemical calculations

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Cambridge Cheminformatics Network Meeting 19 Feb 2025

7 February 20257 February 2025 chris

The next Cambridge Cheminformatics Network meeting is on Feb 19th at the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC), it will start at 4 pm and finish

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Looking at TabPFN

6 February 202517 February 2025 chris

TabPFN is a foundation model  trained on around 130,000,000 synthetically generated datasets that mimic “real world” tabular data. These datasets sampled dataset size and number

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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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