The electronic migration: what chemists hope for and expect
from electronic journals
Carmen Nitsche
Licensing models for maximum ‘just-in-case’ distribution
A.W. Kenneth Metzner
Finding the full-text solution on the web
Eileen Shanbrom
The Internet Journal of Chemistry: What lessons have we learned
after our first year?
Steven M. Bachrach
and Anatoli Krassavine
An overview of developing virtual communities in chemistry
Wendy A. Warr
Creating virtual chemmunities: The challenges ahead
Patrick M. van der
Valk
BioMedNet and ChemWeb.com. How are these communities developing
over time?
William G. Town
Usage of the inter(tra)net for molecular modelling: from fantasy
to reality
Hervé Toulhoat
The future of patent information: a Japanese viewpoint
Osamu Ueno
Java and JavaBeans for Cheminformatics
Anatoli Krassavine
and Adam Hodgkin
XML, patent information and the Web
Andreas Barth, Leni
Helmes, Josef Mattes, Thomas Strelow
Development of a web-based chemical information workspace at
Bayer: review and perspectives for R&D
A. Zielesny and W.
Jilge
Information on the grapeVINE at ICI
Max Pilotti
The NIST WebBook: A tool for chemical data access on the internet
Peter J. Linstrom
and W. Gary Mallard
Leading-edge strategies for integrating business and technology
information
Barbara J. Peterson
Integration of heterogeneous biotechnology databases
Simon B Jones, and
Jack Franklin
Putting Markush in perspective
Timothy Miller
Reaction information requirements for the synthetic chemist
Guenter Grethe and
Alexander Lawson
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