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January 2013
InfoChem is pleased to announce a new release of SPRESIweb. With version 2.12 InfoChem has given a major refresh to the well-known structure and reaction database and reprised the original concept of only including structures abstracted from the literature. The benefit is improved content, focused on chemistry from organic synthesis journals, whilst retaining the relevant catalog data and supplier links. Click here for more information about SPRESIweb and to apply for a test account.

September 2012
InfoChem is pleased to announce the successful release of SPRESImobile 2.0. The free App for iPad and iPhone offers now a number of reaction searches (exact, substructure, similar, all-in-one) and a user-friendly editor to perform reaction queries easily. Click here for more information about SPRESImobile and the new features.

July 2012
InfoChem is pleased to announce the successful release of SPRESImobile 1.1. The free App for iPad and iPhone offers now a more user-friendly structure editor and enhanced structure search possibilities. Click here for more information about SPRESImobile and the new features.

June 2012
InfoChem is pleased to announce the successful release of SPRESIweb 2.11. The well-known structure and reaction database contains now over 11.8 million compounds (5.4 million structures abstracted from the literature and 6.4 million molecules from catalogs) and 4.2 million reactions. Click here for more information about SPRESIweb and to apply for a test account.

March 2012
InfoChem is pleased to announce the successful release of SPRESImobile Version 1.0.1. The new App for iPhone and iPad mobile devices, developed in collaboration with Eidogen-Sertanty, provides direct access to more than 400,000 unique reaction types and the related references. Click here for more information about the SPRESImobile App.

January 2012
InfoChem is pleased to announce the successful release of Chemisches Zentralblatt Structural Database Version 1.1. The database obtained through automatic named entity recognition on one of the most important abstracts journals for the time period 1830-1969. New features include an improved, user-friendly interface and search fields. Click here for more information about the Chemisches Zentralblatt Structural Database.

December 12, 2011
InfoChem is proud to announce entering into a long term collaboration in cheminformatics with CAS, the world leader in chemistry content. Aim of the collaboration is to create new technologies to enhance the discovery of chemical patents and more. Click here to read the entire press release.

September, 2011
The ChemProspector demonstrator is now available to visitors of the THESEUS Innovation Center in Berlin. Chemical structure and full text searches can be simultaneously performed in databases such as Chemisches Zentralblatt and USPTO patents (2001-2010). Click here to read more about the project.

June, 2011
InfoChem has presented new achievements of the project "ChemProspector - Intelligent search of chemical structures in documents" at the THESEUS-SME Congress (German only). A demonstrator shown by Dr. Josef Eiblmaier illustrated successfully how a database containing 10,000 patents and 280,000 chemical compounds could be built automatically. Click here to read more about the project.

May, 2011
InfoChem is pleased to announce the successful release of SPRESIweb 2.9. The well-known structure and reaction database contains now over 8.7 million structures and 4.1 million reactions. Click here for more information about SPRESIweb and to apply for a test account.

April, 2011
InfoChem has joined the Pistoia Alliance. Click here to learn more about the organization founded with the aim of lowering barriers to innovation in life sciences.

February, 2011
Updated documentation for CLASSIFY now available. Click here for more information about InfoChem's unique reaction classification algorithm.

January, 2011
InfoChem has now an official contact address in the UK:
Dr. Stephanie A. North
Allyl Consulting Ltd
Representing InfoChem in the UK
PO Box 240, Royston
Hertfordshire SG8 1DA, UK
e-mail:
sn@infochem.de
stephanienorth@allylconsulting.com