Whilst Excel is widely regarded as ubiquitous I avoid using it for many reasons. In particular, the “helpful” automatic formatting of data. However it sounds
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Great to hear about the release of BioSimSpace and sire 2023.4.0. New features in sire include support for running alchemical relative free energy calculations directly
Due to building work at CCDC the date has changed, the meeting will now be 6 December 2023, 4-5.30pm UK time, Hybrid (at the CCDC/via
StarDrop is now available in the cloud via Amazon Web Services (AWS). This means that we’re now able to provide the StarDrop software as a
2023_09_1 (Q3 2023) Release https://github.com/rdkit/rdkit/releases/tag/Release_2023_09_1 Highlights Plus lots of other changes and enhancements
Any interesting meeting from RSC BMCS, Conformational Design has played a key role in the medicinal chemistry of small molecule clinical candidates over the last
I just want to mention some upcoming ChemSpider webinars Chemistry data is constantly evolving. We know you need to keep up with developments to elevate
Software for Chemistry and Materials (SCM) are the developers of the Amsterdam Modeling Suite a very highly regarded computational suite used by academic and industrial
Whilst there are a number of proprietary applications for virtual screening there are few open-source alternatives. Whilst most of the functionality needed is available in
ChemDoodle is now firmly established as one of the key chemical drawing packages that offers an inexpensive alternative to some of the increasingly expensive drawing