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  • Feb 5, 2009

    Where can I host my experimental data? Open Submission Chemistry Databases #1

    Rich just posted an interesting read on Web-Centric Science, after a gauntlet thrown down by The Realm of Organic Synthesis (TROS).

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  • Feb 5, 2009

    Why can't SourceForge just remember me?

    I do not typically make complaints in my blog, so consider this a request for advice in good practices ;)

    less than 1 minute read
  • Feb 4, 2009

    YouTube for Chemistry

    ChemSpider has set up embeddable chemistry widget (per Cameron’s idea), much like YouTube. I just have to try that. Unlike YouTube, you need to be registered and logged in to use the functionality (I hope the requirement will be dropped):

    less than 1 minute read
  • Jan 27, 2009

    MetWare presenation at Metabolomics Workshop

    I gave this 10 minute presentation on MetWare this afternoon at the International Metabolomics Workshop :

    less than 1 minute read
  • Jan 23, 2009

    Statistics on the Development Community

    Git is nice. Nicer to some than to other, that is true. GitReady just learned me how to calculate commit message in a few seconds: git shortlog -s -n. For the whole Bioclipse and CDK commit history. Seconds. Here they are.

    1 minute read
  • Jan 21, 2009

    Details behind the "Calling XMPP cloud services from Taverna2"

    On Monday I showed two screenshot showing our new XMPP-based web/cloud services in action inside Taverna.

    3 minute read
  • Jan 19, 2009

    Calling XMPP cloud services from Taverna2

    SMILES (CCC) in, mass out. Yes, we can now call XMPP/IO-DATA cloud services with Taverna2 :)

    less than 1 minute read
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Chemblaics (pronounced chem-bla-ics) is the science that uses open science and computers to solve problems in chemistry, biochemistry and related fields.