A IUPAC/InChI mini-workshop will be held on the Friday Aug 17 and Saturday Aug 18 prior to the ACS meeting in the Boston Westin Waterfront next to the convention center. There are several break-out sessions planned on current topics relevant to InChI and IUPAC data standards, and some meetings of the InChI Trust. This will be a working meeting focused on advancing various projects and proposals at various stages of completion.

Topics and discussion leads expected:
[1] Large molecules (Evan Bolton) (IUPAC project 2015-019-2-800)
[2] Organometallics (Ian Bruno) (project 2009-040-2-800)
[3] Mixtures (Leah McEwen, Gerd Blanke, Alex Clark) (project 2015-025-4-800)
[4] Education portal (Bob Belford, Vin Scalfani) (project 2018-012-3-024)
[5] IUPAC file formats – SMILES, CTAB (Evan Bolton, Vin Scalfani)
[6] Variability in InChI general discussion (Leah McEwen, Evan Bolton)
[7] Open discussion on other topics of community interest

We are hopeful that you will attend and join the discussion. If you are able to make this workshop, please let us know. If there are additional topics of interest, please also let us know. For detailed schedule and room assignments, see https://bit.ly/InChI_Boston

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Contact: Evan Bolton, E-mail: [email protected]
National Center for Biotechnology Information
National Library of Medicine
National Institutes of Health

Leah Rae McEwen, [email protected]
Chemistry Librarian, Cornell University

Directly following the mini-workshop and part of the ACS meeting in Boston, CPCDS is a co-sponsor of the following two related symposia organized by the ACS Division of Chemical Information:

Reporting & Reproducibility of Chemistry Research Data (Sunday, Aug 19, Westin Boston Waterfront)
Organizers: Martin Hicks, Leah McEwen, Vincent Scalfani, Helen Lawlor

Publishing Chemical Data (Monday, Aug 20, Westin Boston Waterfront)
Organizers: Martin Hicks, Leah McEwen, Vincent Scalfani, Helen Lawlor

> Access full CNIF program or download 256 CINF Final Program PDF

link to IUPAC Subcommittee on InChI
link to IUPAC Committee on Publications and Cheminformatics Data Standards (CPCDS)

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