Laboratory Applications from Adept Scientific plc

How do I get a GRAMS trial license?

2010-10-18T12:54:Z

How to get a GRAMS trial license

E-Notebook Article - Go green & get more productive with E-Notebook

2010-08-01T23:00:Z

Case Studies: By moving from conventional paper laboratory notebooks to CambridgeSoft's E-Notebook software, not only can you increase your personal productivity by up to 25% and record your findings more effectively, but you can do your bit to help protect the environment too. What's more, in addition to improved individual productivity, if all the scientists within an organisation adopt E-Notebook, they're able to collaborate more effectively and benefit from an accumulated, shared knowledge base.

Whether you work alone or as part of a team - in education or research - E-Notebook can help you save time and money.

Free Whitepaper - An in-depth comparison between Chem&BioDraw and MDL® ISIS/Draw

2010-05-24T23:00:Z

Case Studies: This document compares the two most widely used chemical structure drawing packages, CambridgeSoft’s Chem & Bio Draw and MDL’s ISIS/Draw. It looks at three general areas of functionality: query generation for chemical database searching, scientific presentation graphics, and desktop Cheminformatics tools. Both of these applications accomplish the first of these, but only ChemDraw covers all three at the level demanded by research scientists and chemoinformaticians.

Inventory Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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BioAssay Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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ChemACX Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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ENotebook Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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ChemFinder Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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Chem and Bio 3D Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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ChemDraw Excel Quick Reference Card

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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ChemBioDraw Quick Reference Card - Windows

2010-04-21T23:00:Z

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Does the Chem3D Ultra licence include MOPAC Pro?

2005-12-02T14:04:Z

Does the Chem3D Ultra licence include MOPAC Pro?

Introducing new ChemOffice Ultra 2005

2005-01-25T00:00:Z

Lab: Adept Scientific are pleased to announce the latest release of CambridgeSoft's premier software suite for chemists and biologists.

Introducing new BioOffice Ultra 2005

2005-01-25T00:00:Z

Lab: Adept Scientific are pleased to announce the launch of CambridgeSoft's BioOffice 2005: the ultimate suite for managing biological data.

Is Grams 7 available for laptops which do not have a serial port?

2004-03-12T10:54:Z

Can I install Grams onto a laptop which does not have a serial port?

Problems completing Tutorial 3 in the Chem3D Ultra 8.03 manual. Double clicking on the internal rotation bar does not move the atoms.

2004-03-05T14:15:Z

Known issue with Chem3D.

When I install Chem3D Net Plugin 4.0 onto my Macintosh I get a message asking for Netscape Communicator 3.x or 4.x.

2004-01-12T10:04:Z

Problems installing Chem3D Net Plugin 4.0 onto a Macintosh machine. User is asked for Netscape Communicator.

Is it possible to download any updates to Grams/AI?

2003-12-22T17:25:Z

Where can I download the latest updates for Grams software?

E-Notebook helps an environmental chemist

2003-12-03T00:00:Z

Lab:

by Warren Hicks

Warren Hicks, BSc (Hons), is an Environmental Chemist with the CSIRO in Australia. The CSIRO is Australia's largest scientific research organisation with over 6,000 staff conducting scientific and industrial research in diverse fields such as radio astronomy, the environment, industrial processes and medical research.

ChemDraw 8.0: A Great Tool in the Classroom

2003-10-28T00:00:Z

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by Chad Ronish

Chad Ronish is a chemistry and physics teacher at Hill City High School in Hill City South Dakota, and has been the Science Department Chair for four years.

ChemDraw: Assisting Learning in Organic Chemistry

2003-09-28T23:00:Z

Lab:

by Jo Conceicao, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry at St. Gregory's University, Oklahoma.

ONE OF THE major problems students face in undergraduate organic chemistry is the large amount of information they have to assimilate. I found that aggressive students traditionally solved this problem by spending an inordinate amount of time organising and committing the new found information to memory. Unfortunately, less motivated students become quickly overwhelmed, discouraged and eventually withdraw from the class. One solution to this problem is to immerse students of all levels into an environment of active learning. ChemDraw offers various features that lend itself to this purpose. Students in our organic chemistry class were required to download the trial version of ChemDraw onto their laptops and use it in class.

E-Notebook: a tempting value proposition

2003-09-01T23:00:Z

Lab:

Scientists need to work smarter to manage the ever-increasing amount of work and literature that crosses their desks. Perhaps even more importantly, time savings for an individual or small group may be compounded when applied to a team, department or corporate environment.

New ChemOffice 2004 is Released

2003-07-24T23:00:Z

Lab: Adept Scientific plc announce the availability of ChemOffice 2004 from CambridgeSoft -the latest version of the ultimate PC office suite for chemists and biochemists, integrating Microsoft Office to provide the most comprehensive set of desktop tools for professionals today.

BioAssay HTS Manages Screening Data for the Harvard Medical School

2003-07-21T23:00:Z

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by Fred Harbinski

Fred Harbinski has a BS degree in Plant Biology from the University of California, Berkeley, where he studied fungal systematics. He followed with two years of graduate work at Harvard University studying deep sea marine biology and bacterial evolution. He currently manages a high throughput facility in the Tosteson Laboratory at Harvard Medical School, where they are screening for inhibitors of translation initiation for cancer therapy.

MethylGene Links Chemistry & Biology with ChemOffice WebServer Applications

2003-07-07T23:00:Z

Lab:

Bruce R. Gelin, Ph.D.

Daniel Nasturica, IT Coordinator at MethylGene, has his Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry and a Graduate Diploma in Computer Science. Before coming to MethylGene, he worked for four years at Shire Biochem, where he always had an interest in combinatorial chemistry and informatics. Daniel, in collaboration with Eric Chan, helped implement the Information Technology infrastructure at MethylGene.

METHYLGENE is a biopharmaceutical company engaged in the discovery and development of novel and proprietary inhibitor drugs against enzyme targets that play key roles in cancer and infectious diseases. The company focuses on high quality targets that are novel, have been shown clearly to be responsible for disease, and are commercially attractive. MethylGene's drug discovery approach is structured around the use of functional genomics to validate targets, and the use of rational drug design and medicinal chemistry to design, synthesise, and optimise inhibitor compounds.

This strategy allows the company to generate leads quickly and efficiently for development into clinical candidates. MethylGene has built a facility with multiple state-of-the-art technologies in both chemistry and biology, which is led by a strong core of synthetic organic chemists with a wealth of experience in medicinal and combinatorial chemistry who can design, synthesise, and optimise compounds rapidly and efficiently.

Error message: "Select New Term File".

2003-06-27T14:34:Z

Select New Term File

New ChemDraw 8.0 Is Released

2003-06-17T23:00:Z

Lab: Adept Scientific plc announces the availability of ChemDraw 8, from CambridgeSoft:the latest, most powerful and intuitive version of this state-of-the-art structure drawing package and productivity tool.

Importing data into Grams creates an empty file.

2003-06-05T11:59:Z

Problems importing data into Grams.

When I type a substructure in the text replacement box of Chem3D and press Enter, I get an error message stating, "Sorry, "x" does not begin with a recognized element or substructure name."

2003-04-10T10:06:Z

When I type a substructure in the text replacement box of Chem3D and press Enter, I get an error message stating, "Sorry, "x" does not begin with a recognized element or substructure name."

Error message: "A configuration file required by this application is invalid or missing".

2002-07-22T16:19:Z

Error message: "A configuration file required by this application is invalid or missing".

Will it run on Windows 2000?

2002-07-22T16:16:Z

Versions of Grams that are compatible with Windows 2000.

I have x, y, z coordinates saved in a text file. How do I open it in Chem3D?

2002-07-22T10:04:Z

I have X, Y, Z coordinates saved in a text file. How do I open it in Chem3D?

Why have I received the Chem3D 6 manual when I ordered Chem3D 7?

2002-05-24T16:03:Z

Older manual provided with Chem3D 7.

System Requirements for Chem3D 7.

2002-04-08T08:15:Z

Windows and Macintosh compatibility for Chem 3D 7.

Is it compatible with Windows XP?

2002-03-27T10:03:Z

Can I display Chem3D models on my web page that a visitor could rotate?

2002-03-25T14:14:Z

Can I display Chem3D models on my web page that a visitor could rotate?

Unable to update all files

2001-11-09T15:11:Z

New Features in V5.24

2001-08-31T11:29:Z

How do I get HOMO/LUMO values on specific atoms?

2001-08-22T12:59:Z

The HOMO/LUMO values can be obtained in two ways.

After pasting in a structure from ChemDraw, the model does not look correct and/or I receive warnings in the Messages window.

2001-08-22T12:24:Z

Models appear incorrectly when pasted from ChemDraw.