News
COSMOtherm: new release December 2008
MOPAC2009 with linear scaling for optimizations of up to 15,000 atoms, released November 2008.
OpenTox - an EC funded FP7 Research Project (1 September 2008 - 2011)
OpenTox is a EC funded project to create an open source framework
and unified access to toxicity data and QSAR (quantitative structure-
activity relationships) models with supporting validation and
interpretation. Barry Hardy of Douglas Connect in Basel, Switzerland, is managing the project and
coordinating the consortium of QSAR specialists which includes the principal of CAChe Research,
David Gallagher. OpenTox will address aspects of the REACH legislation and will extend access
to non-animal-testing methods for toxicologists and other scientists who are not experts in QSAR.
Macintosh version of MOPAC released October 2008
New COSMOtherm-Edu license for teaching starting at $2 per student
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Events
Latest Advances in Drug Discovery Modelling & Informatics, 11-12 Dec 2008, Hyderabad, India
COSMO-RS Symposium, Germany, 31 March - 1 April 2009
Drug Discovery Design Methods & Applications, 20-24 July 2009, Oxford, UK
Drug Discovery Design Methods & Applications, 7-10 December 2009, Hyderabad, India
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Press Releases
Stewart Computational Chemistry and CambridgeSoft Announce Technology and Co-
marketing Alliance
OpenTox - an EC funded FP7 Research Project (1 September 2008 - 2011) announcement
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Related links
COSMOlogic website (Germany)
Free MOPAC2009 download for academics
Virtua Drug's new web-based ligand-docking service (using MOPAC)
OpenTox - an EC funded research project (official website)
CAChe Research
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