Vendor Session: ChemSpider, from Royal Society of Chemistry
Innovations in Publishing Collaboration WHAT? Business model WHY?
Innovations in Publishing Collaboration WHAT? Business model WHY?
Royal Society of Chemistry International Learned Society Professional body for 46,000 chemists Not-for-profit International publisher Education facilitator Campaigning organisation Library and Information Centre flickr.com/photos/willzukphotos/ /
RSC Publishing
Innovation in Publishing 1995 – CLIC 1999 – XML 2003 – OSCAR 2007 – Prospect
Prospect Data mine chemistry Identifying chemical terms in context Uniquely identify chemical compounds Semantic markup 2007
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What is ChemSpider? An online database for science Over 21 million compounds, linking over 200 data sources A collaborative curation platform for the public to assist in improving the quality of data A deposition platform to extend the data A “Community for Chemists” Free to access
Advancing the Chemical Sciences Support publishing Collaboration Education Business models
Publishing RSC ACS Nature Anyone
Collaboration Publishers Chemical Vendors Databases Chemical Community Universities ChemInformatics Electronic Lab Notebooks
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ChemSpider Education
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ChemSpider Development Building Community Handling massive data sets Central services for publishers ChemSpider Synthesis ChemSpider Education
Graham McCann Twitter: ChemSpiderman
By June 2009… By June 2009 > 6000 users/day initiating over 80,000 transactions per day We had a significant following in the “internet Chemistry” community We were linked to from many other sites – Wikipedia, other online databases, from commercial software packages
Collaboration
Other Social Networking Tools ChemSpider presently has a presence on: The ChemSpider Blog The ChemSpider Forum YouTube Antony Williams, ChemSpiderman is on LinkedIn The ChemConnector Blog SlideShare Twitter