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In a previous post I reviewed our chemical language processing tools – OSCAR and OPSIN. This post updates progress on OPSIN, the IUPACName2Structure converter. Why do we need a name2structure converter? It’s because chemists use language to communicate the identities … Continue reading →

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funding models for software, OSCAR meets OMII

Posted on May 16, 2009 by pm286

In a previous post I introduced our chemical natural language tools OSCAR and OPSIN. They are widely used, but in academia there is a general problem – there isn’t a simple way to finance the continued development and maintenance of … Continue reading →

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OPSIN and OSCAR – Chemical language processing

Posted on May 16, 2009 by pm286

This blog is about new developments in our chemical language processors OSCAR and OPSIN and about how OMII (eScience) and we are taking them forward. WE also have a JISC project with NacTEM – CheTA and I’ll write more later … Continue reading →

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