Recent advances in chemical information
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Recent advances in chemical information
（Special publication / Royal Society of Chemistry, No. 100,
Royal Society of Chemistry, c1992
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"Proceedings of the Montreux 1991 International Chemcal Information Conference, Annecy, France, 23-25 September 1991"
2: "Proceedings of the Montreux 1992 International Chemical Information Conference held at Annecy, France, 19-21 October 1992"
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Description
This volume contains the proceedings of the 1992 International Chemical Information Meeting and Exhibition, which took place in Annecy, France in October 1992. Covering the latest developments in chemical information in electronic form, the contributors discussed information available via online systems, optical media such as the CD-ROM and a diverse range of search and retrieval software. A comparatively large number of papers on graphics, particularly molecular graphics, are featured. It is hoped that this volume will provide an overview of how modern information technology is affecting the complex areas of chemical and patent information, and how this technology will increasingly affect data in many other subject areas.
Table of Contents
- Information systems development in a cost-constrained environment
- supporting end users - one size does not fit all
- researching and analyzing information on international chemical companies
- enhanced access to information via personal bibliographic databases
- parallel distributed computing for molecular dynamics
- simulation of large heterogeneous systems on a systolic ring of transputers
- Autonom - a computer program for the generation of IUPAC systematic nomenclature directly from the graphic structure input
- stereochemistry in the CAS registry file
- chemical literature data extraction.
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Description
This provides an overview of recent developments in electronic information technology and systems for the chemical industry. It features papers on general chemical information and patents, as well as biotechnology. It contains contributions from France, Germany, the USA, the UK, Japan and Switzerland. Chemical information - in a broad sense - has always had something of a pioneering role in the information world, due partly to its acute needs for highly specific searching and highly flexible retrieval. The present volume aims to provide the latest information on the subject, including the views of both producers and users of information services. Additionally, it illustrates how modern information technology is beginning to affect the complex areas of chemical and patent information.
Table of Contents
- The future of chemical information - information specialists versus end user searching, Clemens Jochum
- training challenges of online chemical databases - views of a producer, host and occasional user, Richard Kurt
- new access modes to reliable computerized numeric properties data, V.J. Drago and J.G. Kaufman
- a sideways look at some patent databases, J.F. Sibley
- patent statistics - comparing grapes and watermelons, Edlyn S. Simmons and Nancy Lambert
- patenting in biotechnology - an overview of current issues, R.S. Crespi
- searching techniques for the tertiary structures of proteins in the protein data bank, Peter J. Artymiuk et al
- catalyst - a computer aided drug design system specifically designed for medicinal chemists, P.W. Sprague
- infometrics for mapping and measuring science and technology, W.A. Turner
- the information environment and the productivity of research, Michael E.D. Koening
- biosequence searching and its application in the pharmaceutical industry, Huei-Nin Liu-Johnson and James F. Corning
- international collaboration of protein databases - sequence databases, nonsequence databases and variant databases, Akira Tsugita and Fuminori Okibayashi
- USDA, plant genome research programme - problems and solutions, J.P. Miksche et al
- sequence databases from EMBL and developments in electronic access, Peter J. Stoehr
- from spectra to structure - spectroscopic databases and the spectral analysis system SpecInfo, Michael G. Weller
- flexible fitting of target molecules to 3D pharmacophore models, C.M. Venkatachalam and Ryszard Czerminski Potenzone Jr
- patent databases - a critical overview of databases and media, Irene Savignon.
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