Chemical Information and Computation 2020, Number Two.
Virtual 260th ACS National Meeting, August 17-20, 2020
I am excited to announce the publication of the 56th report in this renowned series. I produce lengthy reports every six months loosely based around ACS meetings. I have been doing this every year, twice a year, since 1992.
My reports are essential reading if you want to keep up to date with recent developments in cheminformatics and computational chemistry. License the current report and you will benefit from reading technical presentations on machine learning and artificial intelligence in computational chemistry; reaction prediction and synthesis planning; FAIR data; and moving chemistry from the laboratory into the open. I have transcribed all the talks in detail, and have added value by including web links, expanding abbreviations, correcting errors, and carefully checking the literature references.
You will also want to keep up to date with industry news. The report starts with about 60 pages of news from the second half of 2020, covering recent developments at about 60 organizations in the computational chemistry, cheminformatics, chemical information, and publishing markets.
All this (about 200 pages with 68 figures, 11 tables and 118 literature references) comes at the same, very reasonable price, with a 50% discount for academia and government. Moreover, for only double the price you can share the report with hundreds, or even thousands of colleagues within your organization.
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