ECHET98 What's New

	Electronic Conference on
	Heterocyclic Chemistry.
	29 June - 24 July 1998

What's New

1/09/98. The Scientific Committee has awarded the Poster Prize to "Enantioselective binding of an acridine substituted Tršger's Base to Calf Thymus DNA" by A. Tatibou‘t, M. Demeunynck, J. Lhomme, P. Vatton D. Charapoff, M.L. Dheu (Poster 022)
29/05/98. A Mirror site is now operational in the USA.
28/06/98. We have (more or less) acquired molecules for most of the articles, generated what is called a molecular fingerprint, and compared each fingerprint to establish the "three most similar". These are linked at the top of each article. You may find this molecular similarity useful for "serendipitous browsing", or you may find the three "most related" articles based on the molecule fingerprint entirely irrelevant! We welcome comments in either case!
17/06/98. Citing ECHET98: A. Author(s), A. Author, Article XXX, "Electronic Conference on Heterocyclic Chemistry '98", H. S. Rzepa and O. Kappe, (Eds), Imperial College Press, 1998, ISBN 981-02-3594-1
30/05/98. A New molecule viewing plug-in called Chem3D Net plugin from CambridgeSoft, is available for both Windows and Macintosh systems.
25/05/98. Please contribute to our conference photo-album. The ECHET98 album is still available!
15/05/98. If you want to correct entries in your article/poster details, use this on-line procedure. See here for more details
15/05/98. Please create/add to your registered articles using this on-line procedure.
15/05/98. Well over 100 submissions! Thanks everyone for a magnificent response.
14/05/98. Spectra can be submitted as J-CAMP or SPC format files. Both are supported by a variety of instruments. See here for typical examples. If you have interesting spectra, do please consider sending them in this form! Spectra are also supported in J-CAMP format using Version 2 of the Chime plug-in (available now for Windows 95/NT and soon for Mac).
12/04/98. Molecules can be submitted/searched for using Peter Ertl's JME (Java Molecular Editor). We would very much like each article to have at least one entry in the molecule database so that we can create a "similar to" link between articles.