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December 2010

Archive → 2010

  • The 100th Blue Obelisk 2006 paper citation
  • Text mining chemistry from Dutch or Swedish texts
  • Blogging as part of your workflow
  • Converting JSON to RDF/XML with Groovy
  • What should a free CC0 RDF hosting for scientists look like?
  • My first encounter with Open Source cheminformatics
  • Oscar: training data, models, etc
  • Status update on BJOC analysis with Oscar and ChemicalTagger #3
  • re: Commercial or Proprietary?
  • Commercial or Proprietary?
  • Re: Why I and you should avoid NC licences
  • Open Research Computation, ORC, #openrescomp
  • My talk at Imperial College
  • Supramolecular chemistry
  • Status update on BJOC analysis with Oscar and ChemicalTagger #2
  • Status update on BJOC analysis with Oscar and ChemicalTagger
  • Trust has no place in science #2
  • How many hydrogen-bond acceptor groups does triazole have?
  • Trust has no place in science
  • What is 'hes'?
  • Konqueror Web Shortcuts for CHEMINF
  • ChemWriter, Google Chrome, and Many Eyes in Open Source

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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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