Technical Session Schedule for CINF

at 216th ACS National Meeting
Boston, MA, August 23-27, 1998

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
9:00	1	Robotics, computers, and biochemistry: automation and the drug discovery process.	M. N. Feiglin
9:30	2	Advances in automation that make the sorting of 10,000 SPOS microreactors routine.	A. W. Czarnik
10:00	3	Leveraging research informatics: bridging the automation information gap.	D. Kniaz
10:30	4	Synthesizing robot programs from descriptions of combinatorial libraries.	D. Chapman J. Handler
11:00	5	Visual environments for collaborative drug discovery.	C. Ahlberg

SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Interfacing Robotics and Laboratory Automation - Part 2
Marriott Copley Place, Salon C, 4th Floor
Cosponsored with Corporation Associates
R. W. Snyder, Organizer, Presiding

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
2:00	6	Synthesis on a chip.	S. H. DeWitt W. Chiang S. McBride R. Moroney K. O'Mara Y. Chen T. Hamilton S. Kelley J. Leber
2:30	7	Reagent selector: a new tool for high throughput synthesis.	M. Bronzetti A. J. Gushurst D. R. Henry R. W. Snyder
3:00	8	Integration of informatics with a robotics synthesis laboratory.	K. I. Heuer D. L. Flynn J. F. Gaw
3:30	9	Automating data analysis for high throughput screening.	S. I. Bassett J. W. Elling
4:00	10	High throughput: the hidden bottlenecks.	R. Niesen

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
8:25	-	Introductory Remarks	Bruce Slutsky
8:30	11	How the Web may change the way science librarians are trained in graduate schools of library and information science.	T. Stankus
9:00	12	The CINF Web site.	A. B. Twiss-Brooks
9:30	13	ChemCenter: The ACS guide to navigating chemistry online.	L. Voress S. W. Nash D. A. Koran
10:00	14	Weaving the Web into the CAS product line.	J. Williams
10:30	15	The ISI Web of science.	M. Clark
11:00	16	ACD/ILab as a universal Web front-end to chemical information resources.	V. Kulkov A. Williams

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
2:00	17	The NIST WebBook - A simple tool for chemical data access.	W. G. Mallard P. J. Linstron
2:30	18	Providing links between secondary and primary electronic literature.	S. J. Young W. D. Hounshell M. A. Duda E. V. Gordeeva
3:00	19	Do chemists need clubs or communities on the Web?	W. A. Warr
3:30	20	ChemWeb - The world wide club for the chemical community.	W. G. Town
4:00		CINF Business Meeting
4:15		Intermission
4:30		Concurrent Open Meetings for Society Committees on Publications and CAS

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
7:00-9:00	21	Spatial perception of real vs. unreal molecular models using virtual 3-depth enhancement.	B. Ramsay W. J. O'Neill C. O'Neill W. V. Metanomski
7:00-9:00	22	Dental patent literature.	P. F. Kulkosky

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
8:30		Introductory Remarks
8:45	23	Award Address - A PEAK at 25 years of an academic chemistry librarian's career (in B Major).	G. D. Wiggins
9:30	24	New methods of communication amongst chemists.	W. A. Warr
10:00	25	Current issues in electronic publishing: the HighWire Press perspective.	M. Newman
10:30	26	Emerging trends in electronic full text delivery.	E. M. Shanbrom
11:00	27	Dream on: visions of academic access in an era of integrated chemical information systems.	K. Rouse K. R. Porter

Time	No.	Title	Speakers
12:00	28	"A two-hundred-year perspective on CINF on the occasion of its fiftieth birthday".	M. E. Bowden L. B. Slater

Section B
Skolnik Award Symposium - Part 2
Marriott Copley Place, Salon C, 4th Floor
Cosponsored by Elsevier Science, John Wiley & Sons, and Springer-Verlag
G. D. Wiggins, Organizer, Presiding

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
2:00	29	Developing E-collections: It's not the years, it's the internet mileage.	K. J. Parker
2:30	30	Electronic journals in the academic library: issues of copyright and plagiarism.	V. Calderhead
3:00	31	Doctoral dissertations graduate to the Web: new applications and implications for scholarly research.	B. Lawlor
3:30	32	Technical challenges in producing ACS journals on the World Wide Web.	L. R. Garson
4:00	33	The complete chemical E-publication.	P. Murray-Rust
4:30	34	Databases - the journals for the new millenium.	S. R. Heller
5:00		Concluding Remarks	Gary Wiggins Skolnik Awardee

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
8:30	35	Collecting human intelligence.	J. M. French A. M. Page
9:00	36	Competitive Intelligence gathering and analysis in biotechnology.	A.Persidis
9:30	37	Providing effective early warning.	A. M. Page
10:00	38	Use of commercial information sources in the pharmaceutical area for competitor intelligence.	A. Mullen M. Blunck K. E. Moeller H-G. Rohbeck
10:30	39	Patent analysis in the pharmaceutical industry.	R. L. Cantrell
11:00	40	Using federal trademark applications for competitive intelligence.	K. A. Luszcz

Section B
Materials Science Informatics:Databases for Materials Design
Marriott Copley Place, Provincetown/Orleans, 4th Floor
Cosponsored with Corporation Associates
J. Rumble, Organizer, Presiding

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
8:30	41	An integrated database approach to materials design.	J. Rumble
9:00	42	Crystallographic data for non-organic materials.	V. L. Karen
9:30	43	Surface structure data and materials design. P.	R. Watson M. A. VanHove K. Hermann
10:00	44	Computing macroscopic properties from microstructures of materials.	W. C. Carter S. A. Langer
10:30	45	Databases for advanced ceramics design and use.	S. Dapkunas
11:00	46	Materials databases for advanced performance.	D. Rose

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
2:00	47	Developing chemistry-enabled Web applications using Accord.	G. A. Hopkinson A. P. F. Cook J. G. Littler
2:30	48	The challenge of using extranets to improve data accessibility - the Derwent perspective.	J. Kuras T. Miller
3:00	49	ColbyChem: a Web server for ISIS/Host.	J. W. Kuehne T. W. Shattuck
3:30	50	Turning information into innovation: 3M Information Services Web site.	J. D. Arenivar C. E. Herzberg S. M. Peterson
4:00	51	Web-based productivity tools for chemists: WebLab(TM) MedChem and Diversity Explorer.	R. D. Brown O. F. Güner M. Hahn H. Li
4:30	52	Parallel synthesis data handling via the Web.	D. S. Nunn

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
8:30	53	Exploiting receptor binding site using pharmacophore descriptors.	C. J. Luttmann
9:00	54	Computational 3D searching and combinatorial chemistry combine to discover novel cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor.	K. D. Stewart L. Frey E. Otis V. Klinghofer K. I. Hulkower S. Loren
9:30	55	New developments in pharmacophore model generation and in 3D searching.	J. M. Sutter O. F. Güner H. Li M. Waldman
10:00	56	Virtual high-throughput screening - an application of partial match 3D searching.	T. W. Heritage
10:30	57	Parallel screening of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors with Catalyst(TM).	D. C. Jourand R. Hoffman G. Perrot

Time	No.	Title	Presenter
1:30	58	How electronic journals will change the way chemistry professors use the chemical literature.	S. A. Koch
1:50	59	Publishing chemical information on the Web to support researcher buying decisions and chemical commerce.	T. Graber
2:10	60	The central chemical registry system at the Environmental Protection Agency.	T. G. Curtis L. E. Fritts
2:30	61	Reinventing chemical information at the Environmental Protection Agency.	L. E. Fritts T. G. Curtis
2:50	62	Automatic classification of organic reactions - classification of reagents based on electronic and steric features of the three-dimensional molecular field.	H. Satoh T. Nakata S. Itono K. Takano K. Funatsu
3:10	63	Uncertainty analysis of reaction models based on the deterministic equivalent modeling method.	C. Wang M. A. Tatang G. J. McRae
3:30	64	SLIMS: Sample, structure and spectral laboratory information management system with Web interface.	A. Williams V. Kulkov
3:50	65	Sharing a core chemical sciences collection among research libraries.	E. Jargo E. R. Lorbeer