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The following items are listed somewhat chronologically, youngest first:
- Google summer of code with the CDK and Bioclipse
- CP2K paper
- Another javascript WebGL viewer for molecules.
- 64-bit compilation working on Windows with MSVC++ Express
- What chemistry journals will accept a manuscript from a preprint server? from Jan Jensen
- Video tutorial showing installation and use of Open Babel GUI on Windows... from OSDD
- Marcus has gotten Kinect integrated into Avogadro! at Kitware
- ESR weighs in on OA in Chemistry at PMR
- Nice to see mention of my docking work...
- In Which I Fix My Girlfriend’s Grandparents’ WiFi and Am Hailed as a Conquering Hero. Epic.
- Kitware Receives Phase II Funding for the Development of a Computational Chemistry Workbench
- Negative activation energies in molecular modeling: diagnosis and cures" at Jan Jensen
- How to include the ligand in GROMACS at Proteins and Wavefunctions
- Never thought of citations in terms of ethics before. If I promote my paper, am I shamelessly manipulating citations? at CHMINF-L
- Andrew parallelises chemfp. I think this is going to be fast. Very fast.
- Reflections on 2011: Open Source, Open Science and Open Chemistry by Marcus Hanwell
- IBM Donates Large Collection of Patent Chemical Structures to NIH/PubChem at Depth-First
- Chemical Name Pattern Searching (or even more on chemical Name Searching) at /chemical/structure Blog
- How to turn on Grimme's dispersion correction in Gaussian. at CCL.net
- CAS and InfoChem collaboration
- Jmol on Android Table at Henry Rzepa's blog
- Open Babel, SMARTS at Python in Chemistry
- Open Babel citations
- Substructure searching from NIH...code available... at Rajarshi's blog
- A compilation of NWChem under Cygwin at Computational Chemistry Software
- Rajarshi asks What are the founding principles of cheminformatics?
- create and use QSAR models online at OCHEM
- Transription of Andrew Dalke's interview with Paolo Tosco at Molecular Coding
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