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Peter Ertl: Molecular structure input on the web
Peter Ertl, of JME fame, wrote a brief overview of the trend towards web-based chemical applications in the open Journal of Cheminformatics. He describes […]
iPad Development
We have received a few emails asking us to provide ChemDoodle on the iPad. We have had several internal discussions since the unveiling of […]
Spectroscopy + ChemDoodle 3
We certainly have been busy with ChemDoodle 3 development as its release approaches. One major new capability of ChemDoodle 3 is the inclusion of […]
ChemDoodle + Ubuntu 9.10
We have tested ChemDoodle with the new Ubuntu 9.10 release and everything works as expected. As always, when there is a new operating system […]
ChemDoodle Web Components now work in Internet Explorer!
Thanks to the talented developers at Google, the ChemDoodle Web Components now work wonderfully in Microsoft Internet Explorer. Google now hosts Google Chrome Frame, […]
Protein Data Bank Demo and Canvas Technology Analysis
Kevin published a nice article on the javascript/Canvas technology over on MacResearch, complete with a step-by-step walkthrough on how to quickly put together a […]
ChemDoodle on Mac OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard
We have thoroughly tested the retail version of Apple’s Mac OSX upgrade and are happy to announce that ChemDoodle continues to work beautifully after […]
ChemDoodle Web Components
We are proud to announce the release of the ChemDoodle Web Components library. ChemDoodle Web Components are pure javascript objects derived from ChemDoodle to […]
BMT Micro is now our official payment processor
We have switched our payment processor from PayPal to BMT Micro. Our new payment processor (BMT Micro) allows: Faster, easier purchasing. Payment without using […]
Review of ChemDoodle
Dr. John Gardiner of the University of Manchester provides a review of ChemDoodle at his website. Dr. Gardiner discusses several common tasks a chemist […]
ChemDoodle + Windows 7
Here is a screencapture of ChemDoodle running on the new Windows 7 operating system. It works beautifully and efficiently. Unlike other software, ChemDoodle is […]
The Essential VectorPaste Library
Available Summer 2009, VectorPaste is the first fully functional Java library for creating operating system specific image metadata and for saving and transferring that […]
Two great ways to save your institution money with ChemDoodle
ChemDoodle 2 was just released and several institutions have signed up for site licenses. To be even more generous, we now offer an incredibly […]
Transferring Vector Graphics
The most important new feature making its debut in ChemDoodle 2 is the ability to seamlessly paste and insert scalable vector graphics into your […]
TLC Canvas
One of the new widgets incorporated into ChemDoodle 2 is the new TLC Canvas. This widget allows you to digitally reproduce experimental Thin Layer […]
ChemDoodle and Ubuntu 9.04
Since Ubuntu 9.04 was released with a newer version of Java, we just had to try ChemDoodle on the upgraded OS. We all agree […]
Line Notations
In ChemDoodle 2, the SMILES widget has been upgraded to the Line Notation Pad widget. Now Sybyl Line Notation (SLN), IUPAC International Chemical Identifiers […]
Different Strokes: Combining Art and Chemistry
ChemDoodle 2 will be released shortly, so I will begin divulging some of the great new features. One addition is the ability to use […]
Reading and Writing PDB and SMD Files: An Exercise with FortranFormat
I recently released an open source Java library for parsing input and formatting output using Fortran Format. This library is very valuable for chemoinformaticists […]
Open Source Excursion #1: FortranFormat
FortranFormat is an open source Java library for parsing input and formatting output using Fortran Format specification. FortranFormat is written by Kevin Theisen and […]