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Can we trust docking results?
Sept 2010 IBM Systems and Technology Group releases a white paper with eHiTS and Cell
Oct 2008
EPA's ToxCastTM project will use SimBioSys' eHiTS as docking engine
Nov, 2007
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[Events]
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| 240th ACS
Aug 22-26, 2010
Boston, MA, USA
booth #945
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Our Partners
SimBioSys Inc. works with many research,
hardware, and
information technology partners. The following are some of our key
alliances.
For more
information, please
contact
info@simbiosys.com
International
Business Machines Corp.
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Through partnership with IBM SimBioSys has ported it's is flagship product eHiTS, to the the multi-core Cell Broadband Engine™ (Cell/B.E.), creating
the new eHiTS Lightning application. See more >>
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Sun
Microsystems Inc.
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SimBioSys, Inc. is an associate ISV partner
in Sun's
Grid
Compute Utility (SGCU)
program.
SimBioSys provides one of its flagship product eHiTS� on Sun
Solaris 10 and SGCU. See more about
this partnership >>
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Accelrys
Software Inc.
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SimBioSys has partnered with Accelrys, Inc.,
a leading provider of cheminformatics software and services
to
make Methods
in Organic Synthesis (MOS) reaction database available for
uses in
SimBioSys' new Route Designer retrosynthetic analysis program. See more >>
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Elsevier
Information Systems GmbH
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SimBioSys
has reached an agreement with Elsevier
Information Systems GmbH, to utilize the Beilstein
reaction database in the ARChem - synthesis design
software. See more >> |
Alfa Aesar
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Through partnership with Alfa Aesar, A Johnson Matthey Company,
a leading manufacturer, supplier and distributor of chemicals,
SimBioSys sources starting materials for its ARChem
synthesis design
software See more >> |
ChemAxon
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Through partnership with ChemAxon,
a leading chemical informatics software toolkit and desktop applications developer SimBioSys uses their Marvin editor as the main editor in its synthesis design software: ARChem |
Ryan H Lilien's Group
Dept.of Computer Science
Univ. of Toronto
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In collaboration with Prof. Ryan H.Lilien's group,
at the Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, we are tackling some of the most challenging scientific research projects of retrosynthetic planning. See Lilien's CAOSP work. |
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