Resources
A collection of feature articles, case studies, and whitepapers from CAS. News and trends spanning scientific research and information technology.
White papers
Trends and strategies for effective IP search and analytics
Learn why effective intellectual property search and analytics strategies are essential to stay ahead of the competition in the rapidly growing chemical industry.
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Emerging trends in drug delivery
Learn about four new drug delivery system technologies that are expected to be future key innovation areas.
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Digital transformation in chemistry
Learn how the chemical industry is considering alternative processes to minimize environmental impact and conserve critical resources.
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Predicting new chemistry
Learn how collaboration between CAS and Bayer showed how high-quality data impacts predictive machine learning models.
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Addressing sustainability of the global patent system
Learn how patent offices are adopting new approaches to improve workflow efficiency, quality examination, and global harmonization with the help of artificial intelligence.
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Case Studies
Boost purchasing power with a custom intelligence platform
A multinational consumer goods company worked with CAS to create a feedstock intelligence platform that empowers their purchasing team for better price negotiations.
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Case Studies
Fostering global cooperation with a scientist-curated COVID-19 patent landscape report
Sinking under thousands of patents and related documents, WIPO sought to partner with a scientific information specialist to accelerate its patent-searching process.
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Improved proprietary chemical management through custom inventory screening
Learn how CAS helped Servier reduce its chemical inventory by approximately 40%.
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Knowledge graph-based approaches to drug repurposing
A knowledge-graph-based approach helps researchers explore the connections between information, leading to faster discovery.
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