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JavaScript in Chemistry review by Kevin Theisen in the Journal of Cheminformatics
Rajarshi Guha, one of the editor-in-chiefs at the Journal of Cheminformatics is compiling a series on programming languages in chemistry/cheminformatics. An editorial introducing the […]
CAS collaborates with iChemLabs empowering scientists to do better research in less time with SciFinder-n
Here is a link to the same announcement on the CAS website SciFindern provides relevant, highly actionable insights in an easy-to-use interface that integrates […]
Updates to the iChemLabs Privacy Policy
iChemLabs has updated the privacy policy for our products, services and websites (now v3.0). We encourage you to read the updated policy here. At […]
Mechanism Matching
An impactful algorithm that we have been working on recently is mechanism matching. The algorithm will automatically match drawn mechanisms for you, regardless of […]
ChemDoodle 3D v3 is Available!
We are pleased to announce that ChemDoodle 3D v3 is available. Included are significant new features and improvements (details below). At iChemLabs, we will […]
iChemLabs founder Kevin Theisen interviewed in ACS inChemistry magazine
iChemLabs founder, Kevin Theisen, was recently interviewed for a feature in the September/October issue of the ACS inChemistry magazine just published. Check out the […]
iChemLabs launches ChemStack
Somerset, NJ, March 20th, 2015 iChemLabs™ LLC, the developer of the popular and critically acclaimed ChemDoodle® brand of chemical drawing software, announces ChemStack™, a […]
Harvard Clean Energy Project chooses ChemDoodle
Cambridge, MA, March 12, 2015 — The Harvard Clean Energy Project, a project key to advancing solar cell materials and applications, and iChemLabs™ LLC., […]
Rudy Potenzone Joins iChemLabs As Chief Business Officer
Somerset, NJ (PRWEB) November 24, 2014 iChemLabs, a developer of chemical software for students and professionals, announces the appointment of Dr. Rudy Potenzone as […]
WebGL update, now universal!
WebGL has continued to evolve since its debut in 2010. I previously wrote about WebGL as it was developing and the WebGL features that […]
ThermoFisher Scientific ChemSearch App powered by ChemDoodle
New Mobile App Features Chemical Drawing Software, Speeds Research Enables chemists to quickly access chemical structures and compounds required for daily work August 06, […]
LabArchives partners with iChemLabs
Carlsbad, CA, May 13, 2014 — LabArchives, the developers of the innovative electronic laboratory notebook (ELN) LabArchives™, and iChemLabs™ LLC., the developer of the […]
Chem4Word gains ChemDoodle’s Chemical Drawing and Publishing Capabilities
WAKEFIELD, Mass., Feb. 27, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Outercurve Foundation has partnered with iChemLabs™ to integrate iChemLabs’ open source ChemDoodle Web Components with Chem4Word […]
Mobile App Poll Results
Thank you to everyone who voted in our poll this last year about our plans for creating more mobile apps. Here are the final […]
iChemLabs partners with Elixir Software
Elixir Software Integrates ChemDoodle Web Components Chester, UK (PRWEB) November 06, 2013 – Elixir Software Ltd, a leading prov ider of web-based, visual workflow […]
Kevin Theisen featured in the 175 Faces of Chemistry Project
I was recently contacted by the RSC to be included in the 175 Faces of Chemistry project. This project highlights individuals that represent diversity, […]
GRC 2013: Wrap up
This is about a month late, but we have been busy; keep following us to hear about our big announcements coming later this year! […]
Announcing the ChemDoodle API
The ChemDoodle desktop application is used by thousands of institutions in over 70 countries. It has become a very popular choice for chemical graphics. […]
CRC Press chooses ChemDoodle
Many companies are choosing to use the ChemDoodle Web Components in their proprietary mobile and web applications. We are happy to announce our partnership […]
IUPAC Naming
We want to share with you a preview of our IUPAC naming feature coming soon to ChemDoodle. IUPAC naming has been the most requested […]