ACD/Labs Integrates ChemSketch to Chmoogle Search Engine

Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., (ACD/Labs) has announced that it has integrated both of its commercial and freeware ChemSketch application to the Chmoogle Web site, created by eMolecules, Inc.

Chmoogle^® is an open-access chemistry search engine with the mission to discover, curate, and index all of the public chemical information in the world, and make it available to the public for free.

Chmoogle distinguishes itself by extremely fast searches, an appealing presentation of results, high-quality chemical drawings, and advanced search capabilities like persistent hitlists and hitlist logic operations.

ACD/Labs has integrated Chmoogle to the commercial ChemSketch software and freeware, software now downloaded by over 530,000 scientists around the world.

This integration gives ChemSketch users direct access to Chmoogle’s structure and substructure searches. 

"The world's knowledge in chemistry is an invaluable resource," said Dr. Klaus Gubernator, eMolecule's Chief Executive Officer.

"It lies dormant until it becomes searchable by every chemist. The language of chemistry is chemical structures."

"Chmoogle makes the world's chemistry searchable by structure. Just draw a molecule using your favorite structure drawing tool and hit Go!"

"We are very intrigued by the clever integration of structure drawing and searching in Chmoogle that ACD/Labs is providing and we are even more excited about the fact that it is free for chemists around the world."

Antony Williams, VP and Chief Science Officer for ACD/Labs, furthers, "The mission of Chmoogle to discover, curate, and index all public chemical information in the world and make it available for free is a worthy mission."

"The intention of ACD/Labs to provide a chemical structure drawing package to every chemist in the world at no charge via our freeware ChemSketch downloads is just as worthy."

"We are happy to provide an integrated solution between ChemSketch and Chmoogle to allow users to sketch molecules at their desktop and view their results via a Web browser."

"It is our hope that sketching and Chmoogling will deliver value to chemists around the world!"