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Workshop italiano di Chemiometria 2019
Workshop italiano di chemiometria, 25-27 Febbraio 2019, Bergamo (Italia)
Milano Chemometrics cited in a book
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“Bella e Potente: La chimica dagli inizi del Novecento ai giorni nostri” by Luigi Cerruti (Editori Riuniti University Press) outlines the history of chemistry of the last century until now. Two pages of the book are dedicated to our research group for the fundamental role played in the field of molecular descriptors. [read more…] |
Former PhD student won the Lush Prize for alternative methods
We are glad to announe that our former PhD student Kamel Mansouri recently won the Lush Prize 2017 for Young Researchers to develop alternative methods to animal testing.
QSAR for REACH
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Milano Chemometrics has been involved in several projects related to the use of QSAR for the REACH registration of chemicals. If you are interested in collaboration on these topics, read here. |
Molecular Descriptors Data Base
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The MOLE db – Molecular Descriptors Data Base is a free on-line database constituted of 1124 molecular descriptors calculated on 234773 molecules, released by Milano Chemometrics and QSAR Research Group: explore the MOLE db data base here! |
Handbook of Bibliometric Indicators
The book “Handbook of Bibliometric Indicators: Quantitative Tools for Studying and Evaluating Research”, published by Wiley and written by Roberto Todeschini and Alberto Baccini is now available. This is the first systematic guide to the growing jungle of citation indices and other bibliometric indicators. Further info here.
Chemometrics and QSAR applied to molecules of biological interest
The course Chemometrics and QSAR applied to molecules of biological interest will be held by Milano Chemometrics in Cuenca (Ecuador) on 25 january – 10 february 2016.
PhD position available
AEGIS (Accelerated Early staGe drug dIScovery) is a Marie Skłodowska -Curie Innovative Training Network (ITN) for early stage researchers (ESR) funded by the European Commission under the H2020 Programme, the EU framework programme for research and innovation. The AEGIS ITN will provide a comprehensive and cross-disciplinary structured curriculum for doctoral students in early drug discovery. A key research aim of AEGIS is improving the efficiency and success of early stage drug development by combining innovative methods and techniques to tackle difficult but promising targets (i.e. protein-protein interactions), as potentially valuable drug targets are often neglected due to the high risk associated with their validation. Further info here: http://www.aegis-itn.eu/
Download software and data
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Visit the download page, where you can find softwares, MATLAB toolboxes and datasets you can freely download: N3-BNN toolbox, PCA toolbox, Kohonen and CPANN toolbox, Classification toolbox, Applicability Domain toolbox, RSR toolbox for variable selection. |