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News Release from: Personal Chemistry | Subject: Emrys PathFinder
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 07 March 2003
Doubling of reaction types in knowledge
database
Ultra-fast, reproducible microwave chemistry synthesis methods with significant contribution from top academic laboratories
Personal Chemistry announces Emrys PathFinder release 2, which radically improves the range of addressed reaction types Emrys PathFinder is a unique database of verified, reproducible reactions of microwave-assisted synthesis
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 5 Nov 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Emrys PathFinder is an integrated part of Coherent Synthesis, Personal Chemistry's suite of technologies for accelerating and improving synthesis development in medicinal chemistry.
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"This is just what chemists have been asking for," commented Anders Qvarnström, EVP of marketing at Personal Chemistry.
"The lack of reproducible microwave-assisted synthesis methods in the published literature does not do justice to the potential of the technology, and places the responsibility on end-users to work out useful methods for themselves.
Release 2 of Emrys PathFinder does the work for them, for an extensive range of reaction types, so that microwave-assisted synthesis becomes a productivity enhancement in everybody's hands." "Although Emrys PathFinder contains mostly proprietary methods developed by Personal Chemistry, members of our scientific partnership programme have been very active in contributing their work" says Prof Pilotti, principal scientist at Personal Chemistry.
The scientific partnership programme includes Nobel laureate Barry Sharpless (Scripps Institute, San Diego), and Oliver Kappe (Karl-Franzens University, Graz, Austria).
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