Informatics: Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Biological Registration and Materials Informatics
Pipeline Pilot, the Accelrys Scientific Informatics Platform, and its Collections
What's New in Pipeline Pilot 8.0?
Through the introduction of a range of new functionality, Pipeline Pilot 8.0 improves the speed and quality of scientific innovation, meets the security and scalability needs of the enterprise, and enables superior collaboration for research teams.
Join us for this overview session to learn how:
- The new Design Mode and Data Watch Windows make it faster and easier to build and debug protocols.
- Many new enhancements to the Imaging, Chemistry and Statistics Collections will provide deeper and more comprehensive scientific capabilities. We will go in-depth into these Collections in future webinars.
- Extended platform support, database management, server load monitoring and the ability to set access permissions at the folder level or user role enable Pipeline Pilot to meet the security and scalability needs of your scientific and IT communities.
- Enhanced integration with SharePoint Server 2007 and new Reporting Collection capabilities will help you and your teams communicate quickly and effectively.
Each of these topics will be discussed in-depth in future webinars. This session is intended to be an overview of new features found in the latest release of Pipeline Pilot.
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Pipeline Pilot 8.0: Updates for the Professional Client and Reporting Collection
Pipeline Pilot 8.0 includes significant changes to the Pipeline Pilot Professional Client and the Reporting Collection. Join us for this webinar in which we'll discuss and demonstrate changes to the Pro Client that make it faster and easier to build and debug protocols, and enhancements to the Reporting Collection that will help you and your teams communicate quickly and effectively.
Key enhancements that will be highlighted include:
- Pro Client Design Mode and Watch Windows, which streamline the process of building and debugging protocols
- Enhanced component/protocol searching, that retains favorites and provides suggestions
- Protocol profiling, to find bottlenecks and speed up protocol optimization
- For the Reporting Collection, we cover the introduction of Format and Position Styles, several new components, and how you can add much more interactivity in your reports, allowing you to explore and mine your data
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Pipeline Pilot 8.0: Enabling Enterprise Image Informatics
This session will focus on the many new enhancements to the Imaging Collection including a comprehensive supported set of image file formats and a wide range of commercial and open source image processing applications. In addition, an interactive viewer within Pipeline Pilot, has been developed for viewing, annotating and processing images of all sizes providing the scientific enterprise with a single platform for all R&D image informatics. Learn how to apply state of the art learning and modeling techniques to image regions for advanced processing and analysis.
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Pipeline Pilot 8.0: Updates to the Statistics and Chemistry Component Collections
Join us for a discussion of the many enhancements made to the Data Modeling, Advanced Data Modeling, R Statistics and Chemistry Collections with the latest release of the Pipeline Pilot platform.
Statistics updates include model applicability domain (MAD) support for all learners in all three collections, helping you ensure that the models you build are applied properly when making predictions, and allowing you to assess the prediction accuracy for specific samples. Model evaluation viewers for both regression and classification models allow you to easily compare multiple models to determine which is best. We will cover new options for computing distances (dissimilarities) between samples for clustering, similarity searching, and applicability domain calculations. These options give you greater flexibility in determining how distances are computed, including the option to allow (and correct for) missing data.
Enhancements to the Chemistry Collection improve the way chemical knowledge is stored and communicated throughout the enterprise. Updates include better and more customizable molecular depictions in reports and the addition of new components to support chemical registration and interaction with chemical databases.
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Pipeline Pilot: Bridging the Gap Between Research and IT
In today's environment, research organizations are under extreme pressure to increase the pace and productivity of the innovation cycle. IT is feeling the same pressure as they are a critical element in helping internal customers achieve these business objectives. Learn how Pipeline Pilot optimizes scientific collaboration via Microsoft SharePoint, automates scientific workflows and addresses the needs of the scientific enterprise. The result? IT managers are better able to align resources with objectives, control costs and improve internal customer satisfaction.
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Population Pharmacokinetics with Pipeline Pilot
Population pharmacokinetics is the study of the sources and correlates of variability in drug concentrations among individuals who are the target patient population receiving clinically relevant doses of a drug of interest. When clinical trials run for many years, it becomes difficult to prepare and aggregate incompatible datasets. Using the disparate population pharmacokinetics application software and gathering their results in a compelling way to take better decisions is another key challenge.
Pipeline Pilot is a scientifically intelligent implementation of a workflow technology known as data pipelining. It allows scientists to construct and execute workflows using components that encapsulate many algorithms. This flexible visual programming language captures and deploys your best-practice processes.
This webinar will highlight the population pharmacokinetics tools and protocols within Pipeline Pilot for incompatible data aggregation and preparation, disparate application software automation and interactive reports deployment.
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Creating Competitive Advantage: Scientifically Enabling SharePoint with Pipeline Pilot
This seminar series will help Scientists, R&D Management and IT professionals better understand how Pipeline Pilot from Accelrys and Microsoft SharePoint are being used to streamline operations, increase productivity, and eliminate silos of scientific data in order to facilitate collaboration with both internal and external partners.
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Chemical Text Mining: Find Chemicals in Text using the ChemMining Collection
for Pipeline Pilot™
Learn how you can mine patents, full text articles, journal abstracts,
and internal document repositories to uncover context-specific data about
chemical structures of interest. These resources contain highly-valuable
information regarding chemical entities and related terms and concepts.
However, unlocking the value is often difficult due to the amount of information
available, as well as the complexities and subtleties of extracting information
in an automated process. The ChemMining Collection can help you extract
knowledge, save time, and avoid duplication of research efforts.
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Accelerating Discovery and Development Research -
Scientific Data Integration and Dashboards
Improve your scientific and business decisions by visually building
workflows that analyze diverse data sources and produce interactive reports.
This webinar series demonstrates how to integrate chemistry, sequence,
imaging, and text data within a powerful analytical environment. Examples
include drug pipeline status reports, biological assay data analyses,
and business analytics applications, demonstrating how to efficiently
meet your scientific and business objectives.
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Scientific Data Integration and Dashboards Webinar Recording
High Content Image and Data Analysis with Pipeline Pilot
This session will focus on how the Pipeline Pilot platform can be used in the high content laboratory. We will show both modular, streamlined data analysis methodologies, and sophisticated image processing capabilities that can be deployed using this platform. The Pipeline Pilot Plate Data Analytics, Imaging, Reporting and Data Modeling component collections provide the tools and the Pipeline Pilot environment provides an ideal framework for working with large volumes of multi-parametric data, images and meta-data. Deployment of these tools will be highlighted in a demonstration of the High Content Screening Workbench, a reference implementation for analysis of multi-parametric image based assay data.
A case study on the use of Pipeline Pilot for advanced high content analysis in nuclear receptor sensitivity will be presented by Baylor College of Medicine.
High Content Image and Data Analysis with Pipeline Pilot
Enhancing Your High Content Analysis Workflows
(three-part webinar series)
Improve the way you work with your High Content Analysis Data by visually
building workflows that analyze your data sources and produce interactive
reports. This webinar series will demonstrate several applications of
Pipeline Pilot for images and associated data. You'll learn how you can
validate data and reduce result variability with an automated and uniform
application of business rules, build customized interfaces and drill down
to raw image data, and make QC decisions with greater confidence.
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Enhance Your Image Processing and Analysis—Introducing the Advanced Imaging Collection for Pipeline Pilot
Enhance your image processing and analysis with the Advanced Imaging
Collection for Pipeline Pilot, which delivers new tools for learning
and clustering, manipulating multidimensional image sets, and enhancing
data processing of large image sets. Learn how you can put these new tools
to use by viewing two webinars that demonstrate several applications of
Pipeline Pilot for the processing of images and associated data.
The recordings include:
- Using Visual Programming for Advanced Image Processing
- Advanced Tools for Image Data Management and High Content Analysis
Data Interaction
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Achieve New Freedom in Your Image Processing & Reporting:
Introduction to the Pipeline Pilot Imaging Collection
Learn how you can easily create and automate customized imaging workflows
and unite image, numeric, chemical and textual data with the Imaging Component
Collection, available for use with Pipeline Pilot 6.0. By integrating
image data with numerical, chemical, graphical and textual data in a unified
computing framework, the Imaging Collection makes it easy for you to make
the most of all your data. This webinar introduced the data structure
and processing approach for images in Pipeline Pilot. This session presented
an imaging use-case, highlighting an integrated system for sample annotation,
quality control, data analysis, reporting and publishing as it applies
to High Content Screening. However, the Imaging Collection provides powerful
image handling and analysis tools for diverse types of imaging analyses
used in a variety of industries, making this webinar recording useful
for anyone interested in fast, scalable, and customizable image processing
and reporting functionality.
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Pipeline Pilot & Tripos Webinar: Building Powerful Workflows by Integrating Best-of-Breed Science
Learn how you can easily integrate software applications from different
vendors or tools developed in-house— thereby creating an integrated environment
that increases efficiency and makes it possible to address ever more complex
problems. This webinar presented an advanced integration environment—
Pipeline Pilot—and its deployment through a common and intuitive user
interface. The speakers showed the development of novel chemistry methods
using the Pipeline Pilot Molecular Toolkit, and inclusion of partners
components (such as those from Tripos) in powerful workflows.
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Materials Modeling and Simulation
Introducing the Materials Studio Collection
The Materials Studio Collection for Pipeline Pilot (MSC) is a new software solution that provides sophisticated predictive analytics for materials properties, which can be captured and automated as part of more complex workflows for exploration of materials behavior.
Join this webinar to learn more about the impact of modeling on the R&D process and how the Materials Studio Collection can help you reduce your workload and increase productivity by:
- Creating multi-step workflows with easy graphical programming
- Accelerating throughput by automating calculations and utilizing new parallel processing options
- Generating reports including interactive visualization of materials
- Deploying essential functions as web-based applications across the organization
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Customer Case Study: Fuel Cell Catalyst Discovery with the Materials Studio Collection
Early uses of the Materials Studio Collection have already demonstrated the value of the solution for more rapid materials discovery and optimization. Join us to hear successful project results from Johnson Matthey.
Replacing the commonly used Platinum catalysts in fuel cell applications to save costs while still meeting tough requirements regarding activity and stability presents a serious challenge.
Atomistic modeling techniques have been demonstrated to provide useful information, rationalizing catalyst behavior, but have rarely been used as a predictive tool for materials optimization, complimentary to materials experimentation, which would save resources and shorten development-to-product cycles.
Towards this goal, an integrated high-throughput calculation, analysis and decision support framework has been developed. The system is based on Pipeline Pilot with the Materials Studio Collection. It combines detailed information of the atomic and electronic structure of specific compounds with the ability to scan through a large number of material combinations. In this webinar, we will discuss project results including the observed structure – activity relationships and the applicability of various descriptors for high throughput screening of catalysts, as well as the various benefits regarding productivity and collaboration across simulation and experiment.
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Materials Modeling in Pharmaceutical Development
Polymorphic form selection and form characterization are key activities in pharmaceutical development. They play a vital role in supporting regulatory approval, IP protection, as well as scale-up aspects such as manufacturability, shelf life, bioavailability and solubility. For example, recently co-crystal design has received an enormous amount of attention as a potential route to overcome solubilities issues present in many modern APIs. This webinar will review how modeling and simulations can supplement experimental research in pharmaceutical development by means of virtual polymorph screening techniques, prediction of crystal habits, and computational analysis of PXRD data.
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Workflow Automation Using MaterialsScripts
MaterialsScript is the automation language for Materials Studio, Accelrys' comprehensive materials modeling and simulation suite of applications. You can use MaterialsScript to run many of the operations of Materials Visualizer and control several Materials Studio modules. Using MaterialsScript you can automate repetitive and complex tasks, and build up workflows to predict properties that were previously inaccessible.
Following a brief introduction to MaterialsScript, we will give an overview of some of the scripts posted on the Accelrys Community forum, including an in-depth examination of a MaterialsScript designed to automate mesoscale calculations.
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High-throughput Quantum Chemistry and Virtual Screening for Lithium Ion Battery Electrolyte Materials
The use of virtual structure libraries for computational screening to identify lead systems for further investigation has become a standard approach in drug discovery. Transferring this paradigm to challenges in material science is a recent possibility due to advances in the speed of computational resources and the efficiency and stability of materials modeling packages. This makes it possible for individual calculation steps to be executed in sequence comprising a high-throughput quantum chemistry workflow, in which material systems of varying structure and composition are analyzed in an automated fashion with the results collected in a growing data record. This record can then be sorted and mined to identify lead candidates and establish critical structure-property limits within a given chemical design space. To-date, only a small number of studies have been reported in which quantum chemical calculations are used in a high-throughput fashion to compute properties and screen for optimal materials solutions. However, with time, high-throughput computational screening will become central to advanced materials research.
In this presentation, the use of high-throughput quantum chemistry to analyze and screen a materials structure library is demonstrated for Li-Ion battery additives based on ethylene carbonate (EC).
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Atomic-Scale Insights Into Materials for Clean Energy
Fundamental advances in materials for energy conversion and storage are crucial in addressing the global challenge of cleaner energy sources. This webinar will discuss the valuable role that modern computational techniques play in providing deeper fundamental insight into materials for fuel cells and rechargeable batteries. Examples will be provided on topical materials and key fundamental properties will be examined, including mechanisms of ion migration, dopant defect association, and surface structures and crystal morphologies.
Our speaker, Professor Saiful Islam, is a Professor of Computational Materials Chemistry at the University of Bath. In 2008 he was awarded the Francis Bacon Medal – Fuel Cell Science award from the Royal Society of Chemistry. Learn more about Professor Islam at: http://people.bath.ac.uk/msi20/
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Exploring New Fuel Cell Materials: High Throughput Calculations and Data Analysis with Materials Studio 5.0 and Pipeline Pilot
The integration of Materials Studio applications such as CASTEP and the Pipeline Pilot platform opens a range of new possibilities for the discovery of new materials. Using Pipeline Pilot, it is possible to automate routine calculations; create web-based services to perform calculations; and integrate CASTEP calculations into large, complex workflows, where DFT is just one part of the solution. This approach will be discussed in detail and illustrated with an application of improved fuel cell oxidation catalysts.
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Materials Studio 5.0: Spectroscopy methods in CASTEP
CASTEP simulates the properties of solids, interfaces, and surfaces for a wide range of materials including ceramics, semiconductors, and metals using plane-wave density functional theory. In particular, CASTEP can be used to predict certain types of spectroscopy, including core level spectroscopy (e.g. EELS), and with Materials Studio 5.0 also Raman intensities for solid-state materials and molecules. Raman is frequently used as a tool for probing the chemistry of in situ experiments. It is valuable since it can characterize both a solid substrate and molecular fragments. Interpretation of the spectra though is sometimes ambiguous. The ability to predict Raman spectra for these systems will aid experimentalists in interpreting the spectra and understanding the chemistry of these systems in detail.
An overview of spectroscopy methods available in CASTEP will be given, with a particular focus on the theory and implementation of Raman spectroscopy in CASTEP. Several examples that demonstrate the usefulness of this approach will be presented.
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Materials Studio 5.0: Use Cases for Polymer Scientists
Materials Studio 5.0 includes several modules with enhancements of interest to Polymer Scientists. The Amorphous Cell tool has new functionality such as the "Packing" task and increased flexibility. Also, exposure through MaterialsScript enables full automation of polymer workflows. Equally, the new DPD functionality in Mesocite extends the mesoscale modeling functionality to a new series of properties. This webinar will give an overview of the new tools and show example applications.
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What's New in Materials Studio 5.0
With a focus on performance and property prediction, Materials Studio 5.0 gives a unique opportunity to shorten your time to solution. This webinar will highlight the new functionality in the following areas:
- Quantum mechanics - new CASTEP property prediction and new ONETEP performance improvements
- Classical simulations - performance improvements with new parallel Forcite and Mesocite and brand new Amorphous Cell with improved functionality and flexibility
- Advances in Nanotechnology Consortium tools
- Materials Studio on Pipeline Pilot
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Connecting Molecular Modeling with Engineering: First Principles Kinetic
Modeling in Catalysis
Learn how to connect molecular modeling with real process conditions
by bridging the gap between the atomistic and macroscopic/engineering
levels. As an expert in the field, Prof. Matthew Neurock of the University
of Virginia will be presenting how molecular modeling can be connected
with the engineering scale using Kinetic Monte Carlo. The basics of the
method and important industrial examples related to catalytic processing
will be presented.
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X-Ray Diffraction Analysis - Accessible throughout Your Organization
High quality computational tools are an invaluable resource for the
analysis of powder X-ray diffraction data. These tools can be used to
access important information about a sample, such as phase identity, mixture
composition, and the degree of crystallinity of a sample. View this webinar
to learn more about new solutions that will help you:
- Utilize high-quality computational tools for the analysis of power
x-ray diffraction data
- Create and automate workflows that can be shared throughout an organization
- Provide non-expert users with sophisticated analysis tools via web
deployment
- Integrate algorithms and applications to create truly customized solutions
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Successful Chemicals and Materials Design Webinar Series
Design and Optimization of Catalysts: Using Molecular Modeling to Improve
Performance
Molecular modeling has proven to be an effective tool in the design and
optimization of catalysts. Modern modeling approaches are applicable to
virtually all catalyst materials such as metallocenes, metal oxide surfaces,
or zeolites. This webinar will provide an overview of the ways that chemical
companies have benefited from using molecular modeling to understand reactions
and improve catalysts. Attendees will get an overview of the methods available,
as well as examples of how they can be applied to challenging industrial
research problems. Specific case studies will be taken from across the
chemical industry, including segments like petrochemicals, performance
polymers, coatings, and fine & specialty chemicals.
Best Practices in Molecular Modeling
The webinar, presented by Dr. Anne Chaka, the Division Chief for Computational
Chemistry at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg,
Maryland, shows you how organizations have succeeded or failed in their
use of modeling. This presentation shows you how you can use modeling
to solve the R&D challenges that are important to your organization.
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Let Today’s Technology Help You Develop Tomorrow's Drugs
Learn how the joint Accelrys and HP scientific computing solution can
help speed up the drug development process, as proven by success stories
in organizations such as AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck, Sanofi-Aventis,
Taiho Pharmaceutical, Transform Pharmaceuticals, and more.
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the Let Today’s Technology Help You Develop Tomorrow's Drugs Webinar
Recording
Materials Studio Application Example Webinars
The Materials Studio software environment brings the world's most advanced
and validated materials simulation technology to desktop computing, solving
key problems throughout the R&D process. Learn more about the potential
applications of this solution in this series of webinars.
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Life Science Modeling and Simulation Webinars
Webinar Series: Scientific Advances in Discovery Studio 2.5
Learn how to improve your drug discovery research in this complimentary webinar series. Choose from eight different webinars delivered by leading researchers, academics and Accelrys scientists and discover:
- How scientists are solving computational drug discovery problems in the industry
- About the latest trends and modern methods in lead identification and optimization
- How you can access and use a combination of computational chemistry and biology tools, and effectively communicate your findings to your group
- How you can introduce and use CADD as an educational tool in academia
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Discovery Studio 2.1: New Science and Customized Workflows for Drug Discovery Research.
Leverage innovative science with an unrivaled ability to easily integrate any third-party algorithm or a relational database, and develop powerful solutions that are ideally tailored to fit your research workflow. Discovery Studio 2.1, the most advanced computational drug discovery environment available, features significant new science and usability enhancements. Access a novel QM/MM method for refining docked poses and optimizing specialized interaction motifs such as cation-pi interactions. Learn about enhanced capabilities to easily customize DS workflows with an unprecedented level and quality. Join Accelrys scientists for this exciting seven-part webinar series as they present the latest scientific advancements and usability upgrades available to help excel your drug discovery research.
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Scientific Advances in Discovery Studio 2.0 : Webinar Series
Access all the tools you need for drug discovery in one place. Learn
how you can access every tool you need for drug discovery in a single,
easy-to-use environment with Discovery Studio 2.0. This milestone release
includes a number of new scientific algorithms for tasks such as: pk prediction
for proteins, rational flexible docking, fragment-based design and activity
profiling, QSAR, protein-protein docking, and more. Join Accelrys scientists
as they unveil the cutting-edge scientific advances available in Discovery
Studio 2.0, the most sophisticated suite of modeling and simulation tools
ever assembled. View Webinar Abstracts
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Informatics: Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Biological Registration and Materials Informatics
Introduction to Accelrys Biological Registration
Most chemists are comfortable with using forms-based interfaces to interrogate
data from chemistry databases. Accord Database Explorer 3.0 (ADE 3.0)
is a fully-supported database client from Accelrys that provides you with
a dynamic, forms-based interface to browse, query and edit your own databases.
You will be able to access multiple databases either locally or centrally,
therefore enabling a slow transition to a more centrally organized infrastructure,
while keeping essential content data locally. Join us to learn how the
intuitive, easy-to-learn, and highly configurable ADE 3.0 offers a number
of key features that enable you to get the most from your data.
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The Biology of Registration: Science vs. Process
Registration revolves around a seemingly simple question, namely, "What is this thing, and is this thing unique?" In registration of small molecules, this is a fairly simple question because there are generally accepted and well developed standards describing the exact structure of chemical entities and therefore their identity. However, when moving into the biological realm, there is a distinct lack of agreement on what makes two biological entities the same or different. For example, if a protein is expressed in two different cell lines, one scientist may consider them to be the same thing because they share the same amino acid sequence while another scientist may consider them to be different because of different glycosylation patterns. Similarly, in working with cell lines, it is generally accepted that any time a cell line is passaged, it is somewhat different from its parent. However, for practical reasons, many scientists will consider the new batch of cells to be the same as the batch from which they were derived. Of course there are other situations, such as putting a cell line through a limiting dilution, where the individual clonal populations are all considered to be unique.
What these realities of biological entities demonstrate is that, unlike the world of small molecules, rules for identity can be more fluid, and dependent on the needs of specific end-users. As such, a biological registration system must be flexible enough to accommodate different business rules for different needs, yet maintain a reliable backend infrastructure that allows the system to be maintained, supported, and updated. In this talk we will explore this intersection between biological fact and laboratory practice and its influence on how the Accelrys Biological Registration system works, as well as look forward and outline a way to incorporate these hard-learned lessons into future entities or customization of existing entities.
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Lowering Biological Related Entropy in Today's Discovery Environments
Today's discovery environments are centered around biology, whether it's small molecule discovery or large molecule discovery.
Whenever a core function is not optimized, like this biology, its inefficiency or failure has damaging downstream effects.
The inefficient or failing biology organizations cost companies copious amounts of money. One way to help eliminate or reduce inefficiencies is by implementing a solid informatics foundation that promotes sharing and collaboration of information.
We will explore biological registration and its foundation building capabilities and how this can help lead to a more efficient, cost reducing and potentially safer discovery environment.
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Getting the most out of your chemistry databases with Accord Database Explorer 3.0
Most chemists are comfortable with using forms-based interfaces to interrogate
data from chemistry databases. Accord Database Explorer 3.0 (ADE 3.0)
is a fully-supported database client from Accelrys that provides you with
a dynamic, forms-based interface to browse, query and edit your own databases.
You will be able to access multiple databases either locally or centrally,
therefore enabling a slow transition to a more centrally organized infrastructure,
while keeping essential content data locally. Join us to learn how the
intuitive, easy-to-learn, and highly configurable ADE 3.0 offers a number
of key features that enable you to get the most from your data.
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How to Build Your Own Cheminformatics System: Meeting Your Needs, Putting You in Control
This webinar provided an introduction to Accord tools and components,
showing you how to customize in-house applications to deal with chemistry
or tailor your cheminformatics software to proprietary data types and
applications.
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Chemistry by Accord Webinar Mini Series
With Accord, software applications become chemically-intelligent. Three
themed webinars are available for anybody who uses chemical data:
- Chemistry and Excel - Extend the Range of your Calculations and Analysis
Tools.
- Improving Productivity in the Laboratory - Chemically-intelligent
Informatics Tools and Databases.
- Customizing and Deploying Chemistry-enabled Interfaces with the Accord
Enterprise Webkit.
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