The most recent version version of MolPrime for Android v1.0.3 adds the ability to share structures on the open web. The Android port of MolPrime was originally released as a technology proof of concept, a work in progress to show that the core functionality of chemical structure drawing has been successfully ported to the other popular mobile platform. Now with the ability to share structures, the free app now starts to take on the role of a useful workflow productivity tool. Continue reading
Month: October 2012
TB Mobile: an app with reference data for tuberculosis drug research
There is now another freely downloadable app in the iTunes AppStore called TB Mobile. If you have an iOS based device and any interest in research for new tuberculosis drugs, you should check it out. The app presents about 700 molecular structures, each of which has been screened against the tuberculosis mycobacterium (Mtb). Continue reading
CINF webinar ‘Practical cheminformatics workflows with mobile apps’ now available
Check out the webinar now on YouTube. The talk consists of me doing a brief introduction to mobile chemistry apps, then going through a fictional, yet realistic, workflow example that involves searching for new tuberculosis drug candidates. The workflow includes a tour through several of the apps that I’ve created, or had a hand in creating. But enough spoilers, watch the video whenever you’re ready.
Cheminformatics 2.0 