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Archive for October, 2008

JChemPaint turns three …

… point zero. Soon. Hopefully. In 1997 I decided to start my own structure editor and called it JChemPaint. Soon after, documented here, Egon joined and a lot of open cheminformatics developed afterwards. 🙂 Now, my team and the Bioclipse guys at Uppsala, are at work designing and implementing JChemPaint 3.0, which will have a […]

Happy birthday, Chem-bla-gon

Chem-bla-ics, the blog of my long-term collaborator Egon Willighagen, is celebrating its third birthday. I guess it is not only the birthday of the blog but also of Egon as a blogger, so all the best, Chem-bla-gon, from me and my team. Egon has made a lot of nice and interesting contributions to chemical blog […]

Faster Fingerprints for the CDK

Mark Rijnbeek, who has moved to my team last month to work on the chemistry search engine for our new chemogenomics data, has given Rajarshi‘s new fingerprint implementation a test. Mark was bored to hell by the performance of the version he had in hand and it turned out that it was my old one, […]