Sulstice

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Open Source Government for Transparent Chemical Data(github.com)
2 points by Sulstice 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I am now making this package a non-profit because I wanted data for chemistry to be open source and free for all. Hope this data is useful for some.
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Building Drug Pipeline Bots with Discord and GitHub Actions(sharifsuliman.medium.com)
1 points by Sulstice 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I'm building open source drug discovery bots to perform drug design tools so everyone can create drugs together.
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by Sulstice 4y ago
Using ChatGPT with Neo4j Graph Databases to Generate Queries using simple language to query common Chemicals of Global-Chem, the open source governance for chemicals we use in the world. Hope to increase awareness and interoperability with
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I'm teaching and open sourcing as much code as I can per day to teach this field where people design their own drugs or chemicals for their usage. The knowledge here allows people to understand what chemicals they put in their body and
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I've been moving away from relational to graph databases for chemical data and tomorrow will be giving a talk at Neo4j on doing it. Would love to find more people doing this type of work or suggestions on things. I'm hoping folk c
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Analyzing the Chemical Trends Inside Cannabis Sativa(youtube.com)
2 points by Sulstice 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I want to spread more knowledge about Cannabis Sativa and Analyzing their data. I hope to teach more folk about the chemicals inside and what we can understand from it.
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by Sulstice 4y ago
Cool Chemistry Digital Art that I did some visualizations on last year.
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by Sulstice 4y ago
Howdy, I am teaching a new course that blends organic chemistry and computer science into a field called "Cheminformatics" The goal of my course is to teach the next generation how to design different molecules to perform differen
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by Sulstice 4y ago
Alternative Jet Fuels with more safer outcomes is needed and it's useful to start predicting new chemical composition systems to produce the same effect as standard military fuels. To begin with this research I recorded the Alternative
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I've been recording chemicals relevant to different communities for a little while. I finally kind of culminated all my data and indexed it for people to see what chemicals are inside of stuff that we use on a regular day basis. I&#x27
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by Sulstice 4y ago
So this is new for me. We wanted this information to be truly global and most folk in Russia type Russian, so we hope this serves as a perhaps start for exchanging information across languages. Small list but a start.
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I keep track of relevant chemical lists to the general public. The World Health Organization posts Essential Medicines into a public forum for all of us to browse. However, when these lists are updated or changed, it's not notified to
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I guess that's something I am really trying to figure out. The project is moving into the Linux Foundation on Non-Profit Community Platform. Contributors have so far been from a variety of universities across the world and have been co
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by Sulstice 4y ago
That's a good idea and I should add it to my list of stuff to add too. I have wondered how to get that type of feedback mechanism working.
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Global-Chem: A Free Dictionary from Common Chemical Names to Molecules(globalchemistry.org)
35 points by Sulstice 4y ago|10 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
We are writing the molecules to common chemical names that the general public use and keeping a record for all of us to download and maintain together. We can all manage it as an open source governing community and use tools to declare whet
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by Sulstice 4y ago
We have a lot of snake bites in our hospitals. It was tricky for me to write the molecule of hemocoagulase because I had to abstract the peptide sequence from a patent. We use it in the hospital as well. I hope this starts shedding light in
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I read a book called PihKal: A chemical story we love and in the book comes with molecular files allowing me to transcript and get the 1-D representation of the molecule. That chemical list is now open to the public to play with and explore
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Molecules Used in Oral Contraceptives(github.com)
2 points by Sulstice 4y ago|0 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
The common atom type neural layer and their bond relations to each other. Original data source comes from common molecules of the universe from global-chem: https://github.com/Sulstice/global-chem
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Common Atom Types of the Universe(sulstice.github.io)
1 points by Sulstice 4y ago|2 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
You can use https://chemdrawdirect.perkinelmer.cloud/js/sample/index.htm... Click "Structure" Load "Smiles" copy/paste it in.
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Novichok and Others – Toxic Organophoshorous Nerve Agent Chemical List(github.com)
3 points by Sulstice 4y ago|2 comments
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by Sulstice 4y ago
I found this list to be very critical and understanding something about how chemistry is used in war. originally from: Chemical Weapons Disarmament in Russia Problems and Prospects. I have written the molecules so they are not forgotten in
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by Sulstice 5y ago
I try to keep records of skeletal patterns of organic compounds that I use for drug candidate selection. Please feel free to browse.
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GlobalChem: A Chemical Graph Network for Drug Design(github.com)
2 points by Sulstice 5y ago|1 comments