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 OpenEye,
based in New Mexico, provides software to the pharmaceutical industry
for molecular modeling and cheminformatics. It has done so since 1997
in its continuing mission to provide novel software, new science and
better business practices to the industry. Central to our approach is
the importance of shape and electrostatics as primary variables of
molecular description, platform-independent code for high-throughput 2D
and 3D modeling, and a preference for the rigorous rather than the ad
hoc.
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SCM, based in Netherlands, is a spin off from the
Baerends group in Amsterdam. ADF has been developed in Amsterdam since
the early seventies, with significant contributions from academic
collaborators elsewhere. The two other main ADF development centers are
the Ziegler group in Calgary and the theoretical chemistry group in
Groningen.
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Douglas Connect, based in Switzerland, develops
eCheminfo is an ongoing Community of Practice (CoP) committed to the
core value of outreach with diverse groups in the commercial,
government and academic sectors for the sharing of best practices and
the development of strategies, resources and methodologies that address
specific issues in improved drug discovery and productivity.
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Makers of MOPAC, a semi-empirical quantum chemistry
software package for the prediction of chemical properties and modeling
of chemical reactions.
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Based in Denmark, provides leading edge software for
modelling the electrical properties of nanoscale devices.
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Chem21 is one of the oldest and most well established of
the CADD companies, and has provided services and/or software to
virtually every major pharmaceutical, biotechnology and chemical
company worldwide.
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