Symyx has released the Symyx Direct 7.0 data cartridge, a one-stop solution for registering, searching and retrieving chemical and biological entities stored in relational databases
Symyx has released All New Discovery Gate, a powerful portal for accessing a wealth of scientific information through the web
Symyx Technologies has released Isentris 3.2, its decision support system that enables scientists to explore, compare and report on information spanning multiple experiments captured in ELNs, LIMS, the Symyx Lab Execution and Analysis (LEA) software suite, and other information management systems
ChemMobi App, from Symyx Technologies, is now available for free via Apple's App Store, providing information on chemical structures, chemical properties, suppliers and other information in the Symyx databases directly on an iPhone or iPod touch
Designed for small to mid-size R&D organisations and for individuals, Symyx Isentris Personal Edition brings advanced scientific information management, exploration and sharing capabilities to scientists without requiring an enterprise deployment
Symyx has released DiscoveryGate Web Service, providing programmable access to the DiscoveryGate content platform that hosts current chemical sourcing, molecular property, synthetic methodology, bioactivity and toxicology information from Symyx and participating content providers
Symyx has released v3.2 of its Assay Explorer biological information management system that enables scientists to capture experimental data and methodologies into a central repository
Symyx has released Symyx Draw 3.1, a software package for drawing chemical structures and querying for searching, registration, and collaboration.
Symyx has released the Symyx Notebook, which is an enterprise electronic laboratory notebook (ELN) that is configurable to meet the needs of biologists and analytical chemists out-of-the-box.
New add-ins to the Symyx Draw software will allow users to calculate physical properties, generate IUPAC nomenclature, and predict NMR chemical shifts from within the chemical drawing software.
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A round-up of the latest cooling technologies for scientists using HPC to support their research.
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Simulation software is helping accelerate battery development, writes Gemma Church
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