The fall ACS conference in Philadelphia was an exciting one. Both of our presentations went well with great turnout.
The first was on Sunday, where I discussed the use of our ChemDoodle Web Components in education. In addition to our partnership with eTextbook expert Inkling, we also announced our new partnership with Cengage Learning, where we will be working to create the next generation of eLearning tools. Thank you Antony Williams and Harry Pence for organizing a great session!
Using HTML5 to build immersive teaching materials
Kevin Theisen answering questions at the CHED session
The second presentation was on Tuesday where Joe discussed the use of our HTML5 technologies as a means to distribute information. Unfortunately, both projectors went out in the middle of his discussion, but luckily we brought with us a couple of mobile devices to complete the presentation. We appreciated the encouraging tweets from the audience.
Congratulations to Henry Rzepa and Peter Murray-Rust on your awards, and thank you for organizing a great session.
HTML5 Enables New Methods of Distributing Scientific Information
Joe Polak (right) wraps up his presentation, Peter Murray-Rust is to the left
One very interesting thing to note, is that all of the posters, pamphlets and conference books at the ACS conference were created using our ChemDoodle desktop software. ChemDoodle desktop is used by thousands of institutions in over 70 countries, including the ACS! Please check it out.
ACS poster created with ChemDoodle
Several other presentaters also discussed ChemDoodle technologies, including Bob Hanson, Geoffrey Hutchison and the ChemSpider team.
Geoffrey Hutchison discusses ChemDoodle and its integration into ChemSpotlight
Antony Williams discusses ChemDoodle and its integration into their education products
Thank you to everyone that met with us at the conference, we thoroughly enjoyed speaking with you. Feel free to contact us for any reason.
Always a mole at a chemistry conference