| Monday, 3/14/2005 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Convention Center 33A, Oral | CINF |
Safe Exchange of Chemical Information: Can Relevant Chemical Information be Exchanged Without Disclosing Chemical Structures? | |
| Organized by: Christopher A. Lipinski, Tudor I. Oprea Presiding: Tudor I. Oprea | |
8:30 AM | Introductory Remarks | ||||||
8:40 AM | Sharing chemical information without sharing chemical structure Robert S. Pearlman Lingling Shen, Karl M. Smith, Brian B. Masek | ||||||
9:10 AM | How to reveal without revealing Ruben Abagyan Eugene Raush, Levon Budagyan | ||||||
9:40 AM | Reverse engineering chemical structures from molecular descriptors: How many solutions? Jean-Loup Faulon William M. Brown, Shawn Martin | ||||||
10:10 AM | Possibilities for transfer of relevant data without revealing structural information Omoshile O. Clement Osman F. Güner | ||||||
10:40 AM | Intermission | ||||||
11:00 AM | Screens as a secure descriptor of chemistry space Nikolay Osadchiy Sergey Trepalin | ||||||
11:30 AM | Why relevant chemical information cannot be exchanged without disclosing structures Vladimir V. Poroikov Dmitry Filimonov | ||||||
12:00 PM | Are topomers a useful representation for “safe exchange of chemical information”? Richard D. Cramer | ||||||
12:30 PM | Lunch | ||||||
2:00 PM | Introductory Remarks | ||||||
2:20 PM | Secure statistical analyses on distributed databases S. Stanley Young Alan Karr, Ashish P. Sanil | ||||||
2:40 PM | Encoding molecular structures as ranks of models: A new, secure way for sharing chemical data and development of ADME/T models Igor V. Tetko | ||||||
3:10 PM | Panel Discussion |