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A collection of feature articles, case studies, and whitepapers from CAS. News and trends spanning scientific research and information technology.
CAS is launching a collaboration with Mana.bio to enrich their proprietary database to fuel its AI engine, with an expected 70% reduction in resources allocated to molecular data acquisition and preparation.
The CAS SciFinder Discovery Platform redefines its role in drug discovery with the inclusion of unique biosequence data collection and capabilities.
April19 and CAS collaborate to accelerate real-world application of AI to discovery of novel mental health therapeutics. Pairing curated data and advanced analytics with deep learning approach to drug discovery shortens pipeline and reduces cost.
CAS announces significant enhancements to the predictive retrosynthetic capabilities in SciFinderⁿ. The enhanced platform uses state-of-the-art AI technology to improve both accuracy and innovativeness of predicted results.
If you are fully vaccinated, should you be worried about the impact of COVID-19 variants? Read this blog and learn about effectiveness of vaccines on Coronavirus variants.
The COVID-19 pandemic, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, continues to grip the world. Large-scale testing is required for countries to successfully limit infections and mortality rates, and is key to easing many lockdown restrictions. In this unprecedented crisis, every hour matters when it comes to identifying and preventing further spread of this virus.
Development of a COVID-19 vaccine remains a challenge. This article will review general vaccine approaches, and provide insight into the current COVID-19 vaccine pipeline.
Launch of the Pistoia Alliance Chemical Safety Library, powered by a new CAS platform, facilitates information sharing between scientists to improve laboratory safety by providing access to critical crowd-sourced reaction hazard information to reduce incidents.
AI and machine learning models aid in retrosynthetic planning, but are limited by the training data they have seen. Read on to learn about ways to generate novel predictions by ensuring your data has the necessary diversity and quality to optimize key synthetic planning initiatives.