iScienceSearch - The chemical intelligent Internet search

iScienceSearch is targeted for the specific needs of a chemist. It covers only sources that are relevant for scientists, with a focus on chemistry. It searches websites and databases in real-time, thus eliminating the need for an index that needs to be maintained. That means, as soon as new/updated data are available in a given website, or database, you are able to find them.

The start page provides a sophisticated chemical editor, full structure, substructure and similarity searches are supported. You also can search by identifiers like CAS Registry numbers, chemical names or free text. Irrespective if you start your search by structure or text such as a chemical name, we search in the background, related search terms that automatically get added to the search. For example, you do a text search for ‘maslinic acid’, we automatically extend the search by including the chemical structure, the CAS registry number, the IUPAC name and other well-known synonyms giving you results in sources that contain only the synonym such as ‘crategolic acid’. This feature of a chemical intelligent query extension is unique.

iScienceSearch searches about 100 websites and databases. Classical search engines, such as Google, index websites and not databases, such missing many chemical data. Chemistry specific searches such as substructure or structure similarity searches are not possible in Google.

iScienceSearch results are always grouped by website. That means, if you find more than one hit in a given source for your search term, you only get one result link. The landing page of a result is equivalent of executing the search in the native source. The result page can easily be filtered, sorted and grouped by various criteria.

A second tab will open the “Lab Equipment Search”. For instance, if you search for “electronic pipettes”, you will get a list of companies that provide such instruments. The advantage is that you get only one hit per company, even if the search term appears in many pages of the company. This means you see also suppliers that would never become visible in Google because they would appear not on the first pages.

iScienceSearch is free and no registration is needed. The iScienceSearch homepage is http://isciencesearch.com/iss.
A mobile friendly version is available using the link https://www.ilmac.ch/sciencesearch.aspx.

If you are interested to make your website searchable via iScienceSearch, please contact us.

Open sourced based chemical compound registration system

Targeted to startups or small to medium sized companies, looking for an attractively priced system, that allows to register chemical structures and all the associated data in a relational database and make them easily searchable. The system is already used by several customers, and has proven its usability and stability.

Open sourced based (RDKit, PostgreSQL) - highly flexible data model, that allows to register batches, salts, inventory data, analytical data and assay data - user rights management - full audit trail of all database operations - supports both interactive and bulk registration - responsive Web User interface including free chemical drawing tool - support for sorting, filtering and grouping all of your data - flexible report management.

Cheminformatics consulting and solution provider

We work since almost 30 years, in the cheminformatics area, and have a proven record of being a capable and reliable solution provider.
Let us know your projects, and we are happy to discuss and deliver possible solutions. 

Contact
AKos Cheminformatics
Austr. 26
79585 Steinen
Germany
+49 7627 970068

www.isciencesearch.com

David Spichiger, SCS
22.05.2019

Chemspec Europe, Messe Basel, June 26-27, 2019

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ChemPubSoc Europe Newsletter 18, May 2018

ChemPubSoc Europe has launched into the International Year of the Periodic Table (IYPT 2019) with verve. In this issue we bring you an update on the progress of our 16 titles, we toast the respective 10th and 5th Anniversaries of ChemCatChemand ChemElectroChem, and we acquaint you with ChemPubSoc Europe's official statement on Plan S.

	ChemPubSoc Europe in the IYPT 2019 The IYPT follows hot on the heels of a productive calendar year 2018. In this item we highlight ChemPubSoc Europe's growth metrics and changes to the responsible teams. In 2019, ChemPubSoc Europe journals roll out a harmonized Notice to Authors and preprints guidance that will simplify the submission process for authors. We bring you an overview of ChemPubSoc Europe's activities to mark IYPT 2019, including special articles, competitions, and prizes.
	ChemCatChem and ChemElectroChem celebrate birthdays This year ChemCatChem celebrates a decade of publishing in catalysis and it's ChemElectroChem's 5th Anniversary. ChemPubSoc Europe led the way with the establishment of these two journals; it created an over-arching catalysis journal and ignited a revival in electrochemistry. To commemorate the occasion, the journals have published first issues packed with research and review articles—many of which are authored by Board members. These are free to read in 2019. Read about the efforts of both journals to support society publishing, women in chemistry, and more.
	ChemPubSoc Europe’s Feedback on Plan S In 2018, some European funding organizations formed cOAlition S and released "Plan S", followed by an implementation directive. Like many societies, the 16 European chemical societies comprising ChemPubSoc Europe have submitted feedback to cOAlition S regarding the implementation guidance. Wiley and Projekt DEAL, a consortium of more than 700 German libraries and research institutes, have established a landmark agreement for Germany to pilot new publishing models. ChemPubSoc Europe is proud to be part of this innovative and transformative action toward open science. For more information, visit: bit.ly/DEALAuthor

There are many excellent reasons to publish with ChemPubSoc Europe. We look forward to your high-quality submissions!

Visit ChemPubSoc Europe online and on Twitter. For regular updates subscribe to the ChemPubSoc Europe newsletter and the monthly newsletter published by the award-winning team at ChemViews Magazine. Contact ChemPubSoc Europe with your society news.

David Spichiger, SCS
13.05.2019

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