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Over 2.5 million users have downloaded ChemSketch Freeware, the academic chemical drawing software from ACD/Labs Toronto, CANADA (April 9, 2024)—ACD/Labs, an informatics company that develops and commercializes software in support of digitalized R&D, today announced that ChemSketch Freeware has been downloaded by over 2.5 million users worldwide. This free version of ChemSketch, intended for academic...

Drawing Effective Chemical Structures with ChemSketch Drawing the perfect chemical structures and reaction schemes is essential to scientific communication, whether preparing a patent or finishing a lab report. You want every angle and bond to look perfect, but you don’t want to spend hours fussing over every detail. Luckily, ChemSketch is here to help. This...

Coding can take scientists from participants to owners of their data. More and more it is becoming clear that every organization needs to employ workers with data science skills. As more scientists become data scientists, the move towards digitalized data will accelerate.

The pharmaceutical and chemical industries have changed a lot in recent decades – has chemistry education kept up? What skills are industry looking for now? Are universities and high schools meeting those needs? What do students need to do to be competitive in the chemistry workforce of tomorrow? Join us in Episode 4 for insightful...

Our first Virtual Symposium dedicated to the academic community featured presentations from invited speakers who will discuss how they use ACD/Labs software to: Support research efforts with vendor-agnostic analytical data processing and property predictions Provide hands-on learning and remote teaching with simulation tools Watch Kristόf B. Cank’s presentation on Droplet Probe: A Non-Destructive Chemical Residue...

Our first Virtual Symposium dedicated to the academic community featured presentations from invited speakers who will discuss how they use ACD/Labs software to: Support research efforts with vendor-agnostic analytical data processing and property predictions Provide hands-on learning and remote teaching with simulation tools Watch Kapil Dev Sayala’s presentation on Hypervalent Iodine Compounds in Materials Science.