Recordings of past webinars are available in Windows Media Video format. Note: You should use Microsoft Internet Explorer browser (IE 6.0 with SP1 or above) to view these recording. Recordings fall into into these general categories:
Leverage innovative science with an unrivaled ability to easily integrate any third-party algorithm or a relational database, and develop powerful solutions that are ideally tailored to fit your research workflow. Discovery Studio 2.1, the most advanced computational drug discovery environment available, features significant new science and usability enhancements. Access a novel QM/MM method for refining docked poses and optimizing specialized interaction motifs such as cation-pi interactions. Learn about enhanced capabilities to easily customize DS workflows with an unprecedented level and quality. Join Accelrys scientists for this exciting seven-part webinar series as they present the latest scientific advancements and usability upgrades available to help excel your drug discovery research.
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Access all the tools you need for drug discovery in one place. Learn
how you can access every tool you need for drug discovery in a single,
easy-to-use environment with Discovery Studio 2.0. This milestone release
includes a number of new scientific algorithms for tasks such as: pk prediction
for proteins, rational flexible docking, fragment-based design and activity
profiling, QSAR, protein-protein docking, and more. Join Accelrys scientists
as they unveil the cutting-edge scientific advances available in Discovery
Studio 2.0, the most sophisticated suite of modeling and simulation tools
ever assembled.
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the Scientific Advances in Discovery Studio 2.0 Webinar Recordings
Learn how you can access powerful tools for drug discovery in one easy-to-use environment with Discovery Studio 1.7. In this recent series of webinars, Accelrys scientists from R&D and product marketing reviewed what's new in the latest release of Accelrys' interactive modeling and simulation environment for life science researchers. Topics covered include the following.
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the Scientific Advances in Discovery Studio 1.7 Webinar Recordings
Learn how to connect molecular modeling with real process conditions by bridging the gap between the atomistic and macroscopic/engineering levels. As an expert in the field, Prof. Matthew Neurock of the University of Virginia will be presenting how molecular modeling can be connected with the engineering scale using Kinetic Monte Carlo. The basics of the method and important industrial examples related to catalytic processing will be presented.
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the Connecting Molecular Modeling with Engineering Webinar Recording
High quality computational tools are an invaluable resource for the analysis of powder X-ray diffraction data. These tools can be used to access important information about a sample, such as phase identity, mixture composition, and the degree of crystallinity of a sample. View this webinar to learn more about new solutions that will help you:
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the X-ray Diffraction Analysis Webinar Recording
Molecular modeling has proven to be an effective tool in the design and optimization of catalysts. Modern modeling approaches are applicable to virtually all catalyst materials such as metallocenes, metal oxide surfaces, or zeolites. This webinar will provide an overview of the ways that chemical companies have benefited from using molecular modeling to understand reactions and improve catalysts. Attendees will get an overview of the methods available, as well as examples of how they can be applied to challenging industrial research problems. Specific case studies will be taken from across the chemical industry, including segments like petrochemicals, performance polymers, coatings, and fine & specialty chemicals.
The webinar, presented by Dr. Anne Chaka, the Division Chief for Computational Chemistry at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg, Maryland, shows you how organizations have succeeded or failed in their use of modeling. This presentation shows you how you can use modeling to solve the R&D challenges that are important to your organization.
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Successful Chemicals and Materials Deisgn Webinar Recordings
Learn how the joint Accelrys and HP scientific computing solution can help speed up the drug development process, as proven by success stories in organizations such as AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck, Sanofi-Aventis, Taiho Pharmaceutical, Transform Pharmaceuticals, and more.
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the Let Today’s Technology Help You Develop Tomorrow's Drugs Webinar
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The Materials Studio software environment brings the world's most advanced
and validated materials simulation technology to desktop computing, solving
key problems throughout the R&D process. Learn more about the potential
applications of this solution in this series of webinars.
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the Materials Applcation Example Webinar Recordings
Most chemists are comfortable with using forms-based interfaces to interrogate data from chemistry databases. Accord Database Explorer 3.0 (ADE 3.0) is a fully-supported database client from Accelrys that provides you with a dynamic, forms-based interface to browse, query and edit your own databases. You will be able to access multiple databases either locally or centrally, therefore enabling a slow transition to a more centrally organized infrastructure, while keeping essential content data locally. Join us to learn how the intuitive, easy-to-learn, and highly configurable ADE 3.0 offers a number of key features that enable you to get the most from your data.
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the Accord Database Explorer 3.0 Webinar Recording
This webinar provided an introduction to Accord tools and components, showing you how to customize in-house applications to deal with chemistry or tailor your cheminformatics software to proprietary data types and applications.
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the how to Build Your Own Cheminformatics System Webinar Recording
With Accord, software applications become chemically-intelligent. Three themed webinars are available for anybody who uses chemical data:
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the Chemistry by Accord Webinar Mini Series Webinar Recording
Since its inception in 2004, the Accelrys Nanotechnology Consortium has delivered a range of cutting-edge software tools to meet the challenges of rational nanodesign. Following a very successful Phase I, supported by over 25 members worldwide, Accelrys is now launching Phase II.
Join us to review the successes of Phase I and find out about the next step in Computer Aided Nanodesign TM that will occur in Phase II, where the focus will be aimed toward developing tools and protocols that bridge the gap to engineering applications. Learn how you can have the opportunity to work in collaboration with scientific thought-leaders to steer Accelrys' development of leading-edge modeling and simulation technology.
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the Accelrys Nanotechnology Consortium: Launch of Phase II Webinar Recording
Learn how you can mine patents, full text articles, journal abstracts, and internal document repositories to uncover context-specific data about chemical structures of interest. These resources contain highly-valuable information regarding chemical entities and related terms and concepts. However, unlocking the value is often difficult due to the amount of information available, as well as the complexities and subtleties of extracting information in an automated process. The ChemMining Collection can help you extract knowledge, save time, and avoid duplication of research efforts.
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the Chemical Text Mining Webinar Recording
Improve your scientific and business decisions by visually building workflows that analyze diverse data sources and produce interactive reports. This webinar series demonstrates how to integrate chemistry, sequence, imaging, and text data within a powerful analytical environment. Examples include drug pipeline status reports, biological assay data analyses, and business analytics applications, demonstrating how to efficiently meet your scientific and business objectives.
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the Accelerating Discovery and Development Research -
Scientific Data Integration and Dashboards Webinar Recording
As organizations continually capture large amounts of image data, they are often faced with the challenge of managing disparate data from a variety of disconnected analytical instruments and incompatible image platforms. The process of analyzing and reviewing image data can be a tedious, error-prone, manual exercise. Such an inefficient process not only hinders productivity, but also restricts the knowledge needed to make well-informed decisions.
Imagine having a central data management platform that allows you to seamlessly integrate and standardize all your images and associated data. Rapidly develop and deploy flexible image processing workflows that allow you to retrieve exactly the data that you need, just the way you need it. Incorporate your results into customizable, interactive reports with superior drill-down capabilities to perform visual inspection and garner comprehensive analysis. As your research progresses, easily customize the platform to fit the needs of any project with any instrument. Join us for this four-part webinar series to learn how Accelrys imaging solutions can allow you to unlock the answers you need from your imaging data, be more productive, and make smarter, better-informed decisions.
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Improve the way you work with your High Content Analysis Data by visually building workflows that analyze your data sources and produce interactive reports. This webinar series will demonstrate several applications of Pipeline Pilot for images and associated data. You'll learn how you can validate data and reduce result variability with an automated and uniform application of business rules, build customized interfaces and drill down to raw image data, and make QC decisions with greater confidence.
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the Enhancing Your High Content Analysis Workflows Webinar Recordings
Enhance your image processing and analysis with the Advanced Imaging Collection for SciTegic Pipeline Pilot, which delivers new tools for learning and clustering, manipulating multidimensional image sets, and enhancing data processing of large image sets. Learn how you can put these new tools to use by viewing two webinars that demonstrate several applications of SciTegic Pipeline Pilot for the processing of images and associated data. The recordings include:
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the Enhance Your Image Processing and Analysis—Introducing the Advanced
Imaging Collection Webinar Recording
Learn how you can easily create and automate customized imaging workflows and unite image, numeric, chemical and textual data with the Imaging Component Collection, available for use with Pipeline Pilot 6.0. By integrating image data with numerical, chemical, graphical and textual data in a unified computing framework, the Imaging Collection makes it easy for you to make the most of all your data. This webinar introduced the data structure and processing approach for images in Pipeline Pilot. This session presented an imaging use-case, highlighting an integrated system for sample annotation, quality control, data analysis, reporting and publishing as it applies to High Content Screening. However, the Imaging Collection provides powerful image handling and analysis tools for diverse types of imaging analyses used in a variety of industries, making this webinar recording useful for anyone interested in fast, scalable, and customizable image processing and reporting functionality.
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the Achieve New Freedom in Your Image Processing & Reporting Webinar
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Learn how you can easily integrate software applications from different vendors or tools developed in-house— thereby creating an integrated environment that increases efficiency and makes it possible to address ever more complex problems. This webinar presented an advanced integration environment—SciTegic's Pipeline Pilot—and its deployment through a common and intuitive user interface. The speakers showed the development of novel chemistry methods using the Pipeline Pilot Molecular Toolkit, and inclusion of partners components (such as those from Tripos) in powerful workflows.
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