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CHEMISTRY MINING
WITH CHEMAXON
Daniel Bonniot de Ruisselet , Árpád Figyelmesi
27th ICICInternational Conferencefor the InformationCommunity
Nice2015

ChemAxon Summary
• Founded 1998, 140 staff, 75% in
development
• Industry-leading Chemical data
management tools
• Known for trusted partnerships with
customers
• We keep innovating

Name to Structure
• Support for many nomenclatures
(common, drug names, …)
• IUPAC names
• Custom dictionaries
• English (2008)
• Chinese (2013)
• Japanese (2014)

Plexus Mining
• Database index of document collection
• Metadata (Title, Author, Date, …) and Chemistry
• Handles changes intelligently
• Plexus Web interface
– No software to install for end-users
– Consistent with other Plexus tools
– Works standalone too
• Also integrates with existing systems

THANK YOU
Daniel Bonniot de Ruisselet , Árpád Figyelmesi
dbonniot@chemaxon.com, afigyelmesi@chemaxon.com
27th ICIC International Conference for the Information Community
Nice 2015

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