JChemPaint history: CML patches in 1999

There was some talk about the history of chemoinformatics toolkits by Noel and Andrew, which made me wonder on the exact history of Jmol and JChemPaint. Below is the email Christoph dug up from his archives: 1 minute read

Open Access / Open Data leads to added value

Two companies recently showed two things: less than 1 minute read

Open Lab 2007 results

The results for the Open Lab 2007 are out . I participated in this endeavor as judge, and read 75 of the 486 blog items, focusing on the sections chemistry, blogging, publishing, politics of science, and a number of blog items with few reviews when I passed them. less than 1 minute read

My Open Laboratory 2007 submissions

As promised , here is my list of submission for the Open Laboratory 2007: less than 1 minute read

Last Call for Open Laboratory 2007

Pedro reminded me of the last call for Open Laboratory 2007, which prints the best blog items of 2007 in book form. The list of chemistry contributions is not so large yet, so go ahead and nominate some of cool chemical blog items of the last year. less than 1 minute read

One Billion Biochemical RDF Triples!

That must be a record! Eric Jain wrote on public-semweb-lifesci: less than 1 minute read

Outscoring old science

Rich posted a nice quote the other day on the introduction of the forward pass in football some 100 years ago, and linked that to sciences. I commented with the remark that the outscoring is the problem: 1 minute read