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Inside the Virtual Product. How Organizations Create Knowledge through Software (Industrial Informatics and Integrated Manufacturing Business Systems Series) by L. D'Adderio, 2004-01-01 Chemical Informatics by Andreas Bender, Jonathan Goodman, Informatics: Webster's Timeline History, 1628 - 2006 by Icon Group International, 2009-04-16 Informatics: Webster's Timeline History, 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-04-16 Structure, Information and Communication Complexity (International Informatics Series) Informatics for the Clinical Laboratory American Medical Informatics Association: Webster's Timeline History, 1990 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-04-16 Biomedical Informatics Research Network: Webster's Timeline History, 2005 - 2006 by Icon Group International, 2009-04-16 A database of natural products and chemical entities from marine habitat.(Database): An article from: Bioinformation by Padavala Ajay Babu, Suma Sree Puppala, et all 2008-01-01 English-Russian environmental glossary by George Cerny, 1976 English-Russian environmental glossary by Vlastimir A Stevovich, 1977 Information Technology Encyclopedia and Acronyms by Ejub Kajan, 2002-08-05 Protein Engineering and Design Chemoinformatics: Theory, Practice, & Products by Barry A. Bunin, Brian Siesel, et all 2006-12-22

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21. ::CHEMINFO At IUB: SIRCh::
    Fulltext search of SIRCh Pages Main Topic, Includes Communication in chemistry,Visualization, Newsgroups, Writing, Publication, informatics.  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~cheminfo/cis_ca.html

22. IU Informatics >> Cognates >> Chemistry
    Cognates for the Bachelor of Science in informatics. chemistry. CHEM C105 Principles of chemistry I (3 cr.) CHEM C106 Principles of chemistry II (3 cr C472 Computer Sources for Chemical informatics (1 cr.) CHEM C483 Biological chemistry (3 cr  
    http://www.informatics.indiana.edu/academics/cognates_chem.asp

23. GNA Distance Learning Catalog: Science -- Chemistry -- Informatics
    canyoncollege.edupa-522 - informatics for Public Administrators - PhilipBoudewyns, Ph.D. (C), MA - US$450. Virtual School of Molecular Sciences.  
    http://www.gnacademy.org/mason/catalog/browse/topic/Science/Chemistry/Informatic

24. Young Researchers Honoured
    Both awardwinning works combine chemistry, biology and informatics in the closestway and they thus fulfil in the most exemplary manner, the demands required  
    http://www.fiz-chemie.de/aktuelles/pm/2003-09-29c.html
    
    Extractions: ChemGuide MedPharmGuide PublishersGuide Site search Deutsch English Printable Version Company Catalogue Online Services What's happening Exhibitions Workshops Report Press releases News Archive Registration Sitesearch PRESS RELEASE regarding the award of the 2003 FIZ CHEMIE Prizes on the 7th October in Munich Foto: Oellien Frank Oellien (born in 1970) studied chemistry at the Universities of Oldenburg and Bayreuth. He worked for his doctorate at the Centre of Computer Chemistry at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, where he developed various software modules to solve specific tasks in chemistry information. He is now "BioChemInformatics Scientist" at Intervet Innovation GmbH in Schwabenheim, close to Mainz. Brinkmann, Bielefeld Gabriele Vierhuff (born in 1979) studied "Scientific Informatics" in Bielefeld. Her diploma work was completed as a co-operation between the "Medical and Bioinformatics" and "Bioorganic Chemistry" research groups at the Universities of Bielefeld and Bremen, respectively. In this work, she drafted a concept and design for a software system to estimate the environmental risk of pollutants and active ingredients from old and new chemicals. She is currently working on her doctorate in Bremen in which she will further develop and implement her system.

25. FIZ CHEMIE Berlin's CIC Prize Is Awarded To Andreas Bohne For His Work On Glycod
    September 2001 – The informatics specialist Andreas Bohne from Alfeld in Germany thesesand dissertations on the subject of chemistryInformation-Computer (CIC  
    http://www.fiz-chemie.de/aktuelles/pm/2001-09-25.html
    
    Extractions: ChemGuide MedPharmGuide PublishersGuide Site search Deutsch English Printable Version Company Catalogue Online Services What's happening Exhibitions Workshops Report Press releases News Archive Registration Sitesearch FIZ CHEMIE Berlin donates prize for outstanding theses and dissertations with the theme "Chemistry-Information-Computer" (CIC) / The first prize is awarded for a method for the simulation of experiments with biologically active carbohydrates (N-glycans) / Creation of 3-dimensional graphic representations FIZ CHEMIE Berlin's CIC Prize is Awarded to Andreas Bohne for his work on Glycodata Processing In his doctoral thesis, Bohne describes the computer-assisted coding of complex carbohydrates (N-glycans) which are found on the surfaces of human cells and which researchers speculate as being the direct carrier of biological information. Based on these codes, Bohne has developed a method for the computer-controlled generation and simulation of new compounds. Data from other databases can also be integrated into the simulations. The results are represented in 3-dimensional structural graphics which allow chemists to see at once how a particular compound is built up and which structures are involved. Carbohydrates are difficult to unequivocally define electronically because of their tendency to form complex branched structures. The reliable documentation and computer-supported interpretation of this basis data is imperative if a simulation is to be of any value, however. With the N-glycans as examples, Bohne has developed a method to electronically store carbohydrates with all their degrees of branching which is based upon their cleavage into tri-, tetra- and penta-saccharide substructures. With these data and an algorithm also developed by Bohne, whole new series of N-glycans can be simulated with the same spatial requirements which can then be used by researchers to derive potentially active glycoclusters.

26. Science Supplemental Material -- Carbohydrates: Web Resources
    Mol4D, a set of interactive organic chemistry tutorials at the Universityof Nijmegen s Centre for Molecular and Biomolecular informatics.  
    http://www.sciencemag.org/feature/data/carbohydrates.shl
    
    Extractions: As the 23 March 2001 Special Issue of Science illustrates, the chemistry and biology of carbohydrates has evolved into a vast, many-sided discipline. To provide a bit of context, we've gathered together in the following paragraphs links to some particularly interesting Web resources in organic chemistry, carbohydrate chemistry and glycobiology. Note: Before starting, the reader may want to consider downloading and installing the Chime plug-in RasMol Carbohydrate and glycobiology societies and portals Tutorials . Readers a bit rusty on their basic organic chemistry will find a number of excellent Web destinations for brushing up. The well-known MIT Biology Hypertextbook includes a straightforward chemistry review chapter (along with a nice page on sugars in large-molecules section). The Chemistry Department at the University of Akron offers a set of supplemental online slides and movies to the book General, Organic, and Biochemistry

27. Cambridge University Chemical Laboratory
    University of St Andrews) informatics Colloquium Andreas Bender (Unilever Centrefor Molecular Science informatics, Dept. of chemistry, University of  
    http://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/

28. Chemical Informatics Letters
    MetaChem A Webbased focal point for access to chemistry information resourcesof all kinds. Chemie.de German chemistry information service.  
    http://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/MMRG/CIL/cil_v2n1.html
    
    Extractions: Chemical Informatics Letters Volume 2, Issue 1; January 2001 Editor: Jonathan M Goodman Science and Celera Science has accepted a human genome paper from Celera , with unusual arrangements for making the raw sequence data available. Instead of insisting that the authors deposit the data in GenBank or a similar database Science has agreed to an arrangement whereby Celera makes the information available, under some conditions. Science is keeping a copy of the database to ensure that the access will continue to be possible. A statement from the editor of Science is available Drug information A guide to more than 9,000 prescription and over-the-counter medications provided by the United States Pharmacopeia. A service of the USA National Library of Medicine. MetaChem A Web-based focal point for access to chemistry information resources of all kinds. Each resource is evaluated, classified and indexed, using the meta data recommendations of the Dublin Core. The site has over 10 000 hits a month, which is about 2-3 % of the traffic for the Cambridge Chemistry Department Web Server Centre for Molecular and Biomolecular Informatics CMBI is based at the University of Nijmegen. Until 1999, it was known as the the CAOS/CAMM Centre. The research interests of the centre include organic synthesis, genome analysis, crystal polymorph prediction, small molecule and biomolecule datamining, and macromolecular structure analysis. The centre also provides databases and software.

29. Organic Courses And Materials
    informatics, originally a project of CAOS/CAMM, National Center forComputerAided chemistry and Bio-informatics, the Netherlands.  
    http://ep.llnl.gov/msds/orgchem/courses.html
    
    Extractions: A broad collection of topics and reactions using 2D and 3D images, Chime animations, energy diagrams, VRML orbital images; some interactivity with structural and reaction variability from WeTChe.NL, CMBI: Centre for Molecular and Biomolecular Informatics , originally a project of CAOS/CAMM, National Center for Computer-Aided Chemistry and Bio-informatics, the Netherlands. Intercollegiate Organic Chemistry http://orgchem.chem.uconn.edu/colleges/orgchem.html exams, classroom materials a research site with useful links bulletin boards for discussing topics in organic chemistry , information on women is science and an archive of biographical / academic information on Famous Organic Chemists, plus more. Currently supported by 17 professors from 11 different colleges or universities. Maintained by Prof. Michael Smith, University of Connecticut.

30. International Science Olympiads
    informatics. Switzerland Information about Swiss olympiads in Biology,chemistry, informatics, Mathematics, and Physics. Science on WWW.  
    http://olympiads.win.tue.nl/
    
    Extractions: Nor should it be construed to imply any official status. International science olympiads are intended for (senior) pupils at secondary schools all over the world. The IAO was initiated by the Euro-Asian Astronomical Society Another overview of International Science Olympiads can be found at the site of Pod-Moscowny (Moscow-Regional) Branch of M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University

31. Document Title
    WWW Server The most useful parts of this chemical informatics site are the two buttonson the left side; chemistry and chemistry Related. http//macedonia  
    http://www.ccny.cuny.edu/library/Divisions/science/chemistry.html

32. Tripos Online: Knowledge Driven Chemistry
    Information Driven Collaborative chemistry. Our proven informatics driven chemistryprocess has accelerated discovery projects irrespective of starting point.  
    http://www.tripos.com/sciTech/researchCollab/
    
    Extractions: Information Driven Collaborative Chemistry Put Tripos Expertise to Work for You For over 20 years, Tripos has built a reputation in innovation and leadership by analyzing chemical data and and providing smart solutions, which solve real problems for real chemists. Now Tripos provides another smart solution: a uniquely intelligent, proprietary discovery chemistry process that can cut your Hit-Finding to lead optimization development time 30 - 50%. This chemical technology is built around integrated informatics, bringing together biological and chemical data, capturing and utilizing chemical knowledge, and analyzing it efficiently. This information-driven process provides analytical knowledge that leads to improved critical decision-making, therefore moving your projects quickly to completion or terminating non-viable projects rapidly. Chemical Compound Libraries Screening-Ready Set 03:12 - Aminergic GPCR Targeted Set - structurally diverse, target-focused compounds designed for efficient lead discovery in aminergic GPCR and related target programs. LeadQuest - a library of 80,000 compounds, designed for novelty, drug-likeness, and high purity, which can be cherry picked. Compound list available at

33. Press Release: ACD Provides An Analytical Informatics Solution For Knowledge Man
    Advanced chemistry Development Provides an Analytical informatics Solutionfor Effective Knowledge Management with the Release of Version 6.0.  
    http://www.acdlabs.com/publish/press_release60/analytinfo.html
    
    Extractions: document.getElementById('test').innerHTML=''; Toronto, Canada, March 18, 2002 - With the release of version 6.0, Advanced Chemistry Development (ACD) defines an " Analytical Informatics " solution that provides enterprises with the computational tools and information systems necessary to understand analytical data, increase laboratory throughput, and disseminate results effectively. Version 6.0 of ACD software enables the enterprise to combine tools for the casual user with complete solutions for enterprise communication to achieve effective knowledge management at every level within the organization. ACD provides solutions to integrate information. While each piece of ACD/Labs software stands on its own as an advantageous tool, they have been specifically designed so that when taken together, a comprehensive analytical data management system with dramatic feed-forward effects on the chemical research process is created. ACD/SpecManager SQL is the "umbrella program" used by enterprises to access, process, organize, and manage all types of experimental data through a single interface. The Oracle client-server architecture enables several users to work with the same database at once, ensuring the seamless integration of analytical data and results from all areas within the enterprise.

34. Press-release: Advanced Chemistry Development Announces Agreement With Fujitsu L
    Fujitsu has been in the computational chemistry, cheminformatics,and bio-informatics business since the early 1980 s. Fujitsu  
    http://www.acdlabs.com/clients/pr_fujitsu.html
    
    Extractions: document.getElementById('test').innerHTML=''; Chiba, Japan, and Toronto, Canada, March 12, 2002 - Fujitsu Limited (Fujitsu) and Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc. (ACD) announce their agreement, which establishes Fujitsu as the master distributor of ACD software in Japan. Fujitsu will, under the new agreement, distribute ACD's entire portfolio of software solutions to the chemistry-based research industry throughout Japan. "This joint initiative with Fujitsu expands ACD's marketing reach in Japan significantly, and enhances our customer support capabilities in this important market," said Ian Dugdale, Director of Sales for ACD. Based on data from the Mitsubishi Research Institute on the biotechnology sector, the pharmaceutical and chemicals markets in Japan were valued at $3 billion US and $2 billion US respectively in 1999. Overall, the biotechnology sector in Japan was estimated to be growing at an annual rate of 24%. The agreement with Fujitsu presents ACD with a tremendous opportunity to place a new focus on the Japanese market, and to increase their market share within a rapidly growing industry. "In the past year, ACD has been recognized as one of North America's fastest growing technology companies because of the positive impact our software brings to scientists. Now, with expanded presence in Japan, we will be able to bring this benefit to new users in the years to come," said Tony Williams, Ph.D., VP of Scientific Development and Marketing at ACD.

35. Program
    software. The mobile teacher, the mobile student Preconference focusedworkshops for teachers (physics, chemistry, informatics,.. Tuesday  
    http://www.hsci.info/hsci2004/program.html
    
    Extractions: Friday, 9th July 2004 AM:videoconference based invited lectures, closing ceremony PM: Hsci Steering Committee Meeting Saturday: 10th July 2004 Social Event (Turistic trip) Science Fair: During the whole event a computer equipped classroom will be dedicated to Science Fair. The classroom will be organised in islands, focused to specific scientific domains (Physics, chemistry, informatics, robotics,.. It will permit the demonstrations and experimentations with different didactic solutions. The basic idea is to use it within various free intervals during the pre- conference and conference. The Science fair coiuld be then improved and repeated during the next Hsci events.

36. Computational Sciences: Physics And Chemistry
    The doctoral program in Computational Sciences and informatics with concentrationsin physics, chemistry, and Computer Design of Materials is administered by  
    http://www.scs.gmu.edu/lcdm/physics/
    
    Extractions: The doctoral program in Computational Sciences and Informatics with concentrations in physics, chemistry, and Computer Design of Materials is administered by the School of Computational Sciences (SCS). For information contact Professor Estela Blaisten-Barojas. Seminars and group discussions on various topics in statistical mechanics, condensed matter physics, materials science, and theoretical chemistry are presented every Monday afternoon at 4:30pm in Science and Technology I, room 206. Seminars of the Laboratory for Computer Design of Materials (Past Seminar Series) Various areas of research are conducted in computational physics and chemistry. An active program of research in solid state physics and chemistry is performed in the Course outlines are available online for the following concentrations: CSI 685 (Physics and Chemistry of Solids) CSI 687/PHYS 512 (Solid State Physics and Applications) CSI 780/PHYS 613 Computational Physics and Applications CSI 782/PHYS 711/CHEM 730 Statistical Mechanics CSI 783/PHYS 736 Computational Quantum Mechanics CSI 768 Molecular Dynamics Modeling ... CSI 787 Computational Material Science CSI 789 Topics in Computational Physics: Solid Materials

37. Synthematix | In The News
    products consist of the Arthur™ Suite of software and informatics products as Corporation,Sigma Aldrich as well as other leading chemistry organizations.  
    http://www.synthematix.com/ACDnews3.html
    
    Extractions: Systematic Naming Tools Deployed throughout Incyte via ACD/I-Lab: Intranet Edition Toronto, Canada, January 12, 2004 - Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., (ACD/Labs) has successfully deployed their systematic naming tools throughout Incyte Corporation via their Interactive Laboratory tool, ACD/I-Lab. ACD/I-Lab: Intranet Edition is the server-based chemical prediction and search technology that enables users within an organization to access the latest chemical databases and property prediction programs through their corporate intranet while eliminating the need to deploy desktop software on each machine. About Advanced Chemistry Development www.acdlabs.com About Incyte Corporation Incyte is a drug discovery company that discovers and develops novel therapeutics, and markets and licenses genomic information. It has three internal discovery programs focused on new small molecule drugs for cancer and inflammation, and one experimental drug in Phase II clinical development to treat HIV. Incyte markets and licenses genomic and proteomic information and intellectual property to many of the world's leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies and academic research centers to help them create novel, more effective therapies and diagnostics. Incyte has offices in Palo Alto, California; Wilmington, Delaware; Beverly, Massachusetts; Cambridge, UK and Tokyo, Japan. For more information, please visit Incyte's website at

38. Synthematix | In The News
    consist of the Arthur™ Suite of software and informatics products as Inspire Pharmaceuticals,Plexxikon Corporation and other leading chemistry organizations  
    http://www.synthematix.com/ACDnews2.html
    
    Extractions: Toronto, Canada and New York City (September 9, 2003) Synthematix, Inc. and Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., (ACD/Labs) today announced the integration of Synthematix's Arthur suite with the cutting-edge online prediction and search technology, ACD/I-Lab. As part of an ongoing agreement to integrate selected market-leading ACD/Labs solutions with Synthematix's Arthur Suite, the integration will address the enterprise-wide deployment of ACD/Labs prediction tools with the Arthur environment. Synthematix's Arthur Suite is a comprehensive synthetic chemistry planning environment that enables chemists to build, search, model, and mine synthetic reactions and procedures within a chemistry-centric relational database. Using Synthematix's proprietary reaction planning system, chemists are able to design and record completely new experiments, or design around previous reactions and procedures found in the database. Integrating Arthur Suite with ACD/Labs' Interactive Laboratory, ACD/I-Lab, will enable synthetic chemists to enhance their reaction data with a range of chemical properties. Arthur users will gain the capacity to predict the physiochemical properties of their molecular structures, predict the multinuclear NMR spectra of their reaction products, and generate chemical names, either IUPAC or CAS Index, to populate their databases with systemic nomenclature.

39. Research Scientist For Information Data Management In Chemistry
    We are looking for a. Research Scientist for Information Data Managementin chemistry. to join our informatics group in Frankfurt.  
    http://www.jobpilot.de/stellenanzeigen/7d4/15/1068608.htm?footer=none

40. DNA Computing
    DNA Computing and informatics at Surfaces. Robert M. Corn, Lloyd M. Smith Departmentof chemistry University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706 USA Anne E  
    http://corninfo.chem.wisc.edu/writings/DNAcomputing.html
    
    Extractions: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., V6T 1Z4 Canada Overview Papers Links People ... This research project is aimed at the development and characterization of complex mixtures of DNA molecules attached to surfaces. The attachment chemistry, hybridization chemistry and enzymatic activity of the adsorbed DNA molecules will be characterized by a variety of spectroscopic and biochemical methods, and subsequently optimized for use in (i) the manipulation of DNA sequences in molecular computing strategies and (ii) the high density storage and retrieval of information by DNA hybridization chemistry. More... Ming Li, Hye Jin Lee, Ann E. Condon and Robert M. Corn

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