ScienceElsevier teams up with AI firm to extract chemical structure data
Chemistry World reports that the data will be hosted on Reaxys, though researchers have concerns about independently validating the method.
TLDR
Chemistry World reports that Elsevier has teamed up with an AI firm to extract chemical structure data and will host the data on Reaxys. Researchers have concerns about independently validating the method, the outlet says. Elsevier’s life sciences managing director, Mirit Eldor, argues that time chemists spend deciphering figures or images to check what has already been made could instead be spent on chemistry discovery.
Elsevier teams up with AI firm to extract chemical structure data
Chemistry World reports that the data will be hosted on Reaxys, though researchers have concerns about independently validating the method.
TLDR
Chemistry World reports that Elsevier has teamed up with an AI firm to extract chemical structure data and will host the data on Reaxys. Researchers have concerns about independently validating the method, the outlet says. Elsevier’s life sciences managing director, Mirit Eldor, argues that time chemists spend deciphering figures or images to check what has already been made could instead be spent on chemistry discovery.