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September 2010

Archive → 2010

  • Visualizing data embedded in XHTML+RDFa
  • Quo vadis, CDK?
  • Using PubChem to create CDK unit tests
  • Presentation at AstraZeneca
  • Noel's chemical ASCII art
  • The CDK 2003 paper is now cited 99 times
  • A list of things I miss in CiteULike
  • xournal: free annotator for PDFs
  • Call for Papers: Thematic Series about RDF in Chemistry
  • CDK 1.3.6: the changes, authors, and reviewers
  • CDK 1.2.7: the changes, the authors, and the reviewers
  • Pulling out data as JSON from XHTML+RDFa
  • Second #acs_boston talk: teaching scientific communication
  • Handbook of Chemoinformatics Algorithms
  • Data duplication at Mendeley
  • BioMed Central is going to support Open Data

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Chemblaics (pronounced chem-bla-ics) is the science that uses open science and computers to solve problems in chemistry, biochemistry and related fields.

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