Names of people to chase

I ask each of you to submit the names of 20 people who you know are doing cool things with our stuff (or you particularly want to be there) and I will approach them. I need the name only - I can get the email address from common, please add them to this topic.





Obviously I am happy if you are contacting them (or will contact them) about this but I wish to go in as well. I need these names soonish since the deadline for abstract submission is March 17

Pat Walters, Peter Varkonyi, Sorel Muresan, Petr Kocis, James Baxendale, Yingyao Zhou, Andreas Teckentrup, Ben Li, Mark Reddin, Hayk Asatryan, Masami Fujiki, Gerard Chiva, Ajay





I hope the number is OK, though don't know how relevant.

Didier Rognan: JChem user, very enthusiastic about chemical terms


Marty@BigPharma: the guy who sent the undercover email (regarding MarvinSpace)


Pat Walters: recently they tried reactor


Nikil Wale: nwale _at_ cs.umn.edu working on a publication, work involves the use of our fingerprints


Ismail @ Aureus: active in JKlustor


Peter Maas: peter.maas _at_ specs.net kluster


Vladimir Zernov, ASINEX: libmcs/mcs


Guillem Plasencia, Grupo Ferrer: libmcs


wieczorek samuel, CEA: libmcs


Mark Runyan, Molecumetics: libmcs


art morales: libmcs


Sing Yoong Khew. SimBioSys Inc: marvinspace


Stephen P.Molnar, Foundation for Chemistry: marvinspace


Jim Burnette, Carnegie Mellon University: marvinspce protein vizu


bob grossman: marvinsapce


philip boesh: marvinspace+ msketch intergartion


simon coles: uni southampton, very enthusiastic marvin user


Keseru Gyuri and his team


Jon Christian Babaer: reactor

see Excel sheet

The business cards collected during last year meetings - and given to you or Csizi - contain info who were interested in what. They would help in this task. Apart from that, the forum entries can also give some ideas.





Maneesh Yadav (Scripps): Reactor - he is interested in presenting library of click reactions and virtual synthesis


Joanna Jaworska (P&G): Reactor - does not use ChemAxon tools, but she might send one of her interested collegues


Bob Grossman and his developer: Reactor and its GUI


Francois Petitet & Eodie Dubus (Aureus): searching, toxicity


Mireille Krier (Merck): diversity analysis


Tim Dudgeon (MV): Instant JChem


Daniel Butler (Inhibox): Reactor - library generation


Davied Roe (Univ. Minnesota): Reactor - bacterial biodegradation


Tobias Fink (Univ. Berne): Reactor


Masami Fujiki and Alex Kuang (Patcore): Standardizer


Gerard Chiva (Prous): Marvin, JChem