Excuse cross pastings ;)
We are adding 2 new
presentations to the ChemAxon EUGM taking place on May 28-29, 2013 in Budapest,
Hungary.
New speakers
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Sergio H. Rotstein Pfizer Inc
What about the âbig guysâ? The emerging HELM standard for
macromolecular representation and the Pistoia Alliance -
Antony Williams Royal Society of Chemistry
Applications of ChemAxon Tools to Deliver eScience Projects at the Royal
Society of Chemistry
Visit the full updated
program
Highlights of the event:
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Launch of Marvin and JChem version 6.0
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UGM program: 3 sessions focusing on User
Interface, Platform
and Science
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1-2-1 sessions at ChemAxon offices
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Updated Developer training (details below)
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Gala Dinner at the SzÃchenyi Bath
House - robes and flipflops will be provided.
More information at the
UGM meeting page and the
registration page.
Review the archives of previous meetings, including original
presentations (slides and video) and meeting reports from Wendy Warr and
Yvonne Martin
visit the archive.
UGM Satellite meetings:
Developer training updated curriculum:
Based on user feedback we are tuning the developer training program to
focus on overview of functionality and architecture, building and
integrating systems, and of course we will showcase hundreds of code
examples.
We are extending the program with several new chapters around the
introduction and usage of Marvin for _javascript_, JChem Web Servicesâ new
REST API and introduction and high level overview of ChemAxonâs .NET
API
This more relaxed and more focused training should help past and new
attendees get started with ChemAxonâs developer toolkits, while gaining a
deeper understanding on how to integrate cheminformatics systems.
Developer and end user Training links:
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Application Focus (End user) Training details
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Developer Training details
One to One session
Monday May
27th, late afternoon
Leading into the Garden party on
Monday
night, we host the 1-2-1 at the ChemAxon offices to let users meet with
ChemAxon staff to discuss scientific, technical or business issues.
List of User Presentations:01 Anh Kiet Tran
Mihn CNRS French Academic Compound Library:
the âChimiothÃque Nationaleâ
02 Derek
Marren Eli Lilly The Lilly Open Innovation
Drug Discovery Program (OIDD)
03 BjÃrn
WindshÃgel European ScreeningPort
Chemoinformatic tools for the hit discovery process
04 Ian
Berry Evotec Classification and analysis of
21 million commercially available compounds
05 Karen
Worsfold GlaxoSmithKline IJC in the wider
enterprise
06 Dragos Horvath Univ
Strasbourg-CNRS Dealing with 'exotic' similarity metrics -
live on the Web
07 Bernd Rupp
Leibniz-Institut fÃr Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP)
Chemical Information systems: From compound collections to rationally designed
HTS library.
08 Yoshiko Matsumoto
Patcore CRAIS Board -A virtual white board for chemical
discussions
09 Sergio H. Rotstein Pfizer
Inc What about the âbig guysâ? The emerging HELM
standard for macromolecular representation and the Pistoia
Alliance
10 Antony Williams Royal Society
of Chemistry Applications of ChemAxon Tools to Deliver
eScience Projects at the Royal Society of Chemistry
11
Steve Hajkowski Thomson Reuters Patent
analytics - what can Markush data tell us?
12 Christopher
Southan TW2Informatics Chemicalize.org,
SureChemOpen, PubChem and the InChIKey: A heavenly conjunction with
transformative utility