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Online Information 2000
Online Information 2000
National Hall & Olympia 2
London, UK
December 5-7, 2000
Stand 134, Elsevier Science Booth, Ground Floor
See MDL's comprehensive discovery informatics solutions at Online Information 2000! Stop by to visit us at the Elsevier Science booth and see what we have in store for you!
- LitLink Servers for one-click access to primary literature from Web, Windows and Java applications
- Major Reference Works (NEW!), MDL’s framework for linking major synthetic methodology reference works to reaction databases and the primary literature
- AutoNom (Automatic Nomenclature), a chemical name generating program that assigns systematic chemical names to compounds using IUPAC rules
- Quick searches accessing both CrossFire Beilstein and CrossFire Gmelin with the new CrossFire 2000 system
Be sure to attend these sessions in Theatre 460 of the National Hall & Olympia 2:
Wednesday, December 6
10:30-10:45 a.m.
LitLink: Interlinking Software Applications with the Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Literature
Tim Hoctor, MDL Information Systems, Inc.
5:10-5:25 p.m.
Major Reference Works: A Framework for Integration of Synthetic Methodology Information Sources
Robert Snyder, MDL Information Systems, Inc.
This year’s Online Information 2000 conference is a vital forum for those working within, or reliant upon, the information industry. Over three session-packed days, leading online industry commentators, consultants and professionals, top academics and key vendors, will explore all the major issues that have shaped the industry throughout 2000, determine key trends and predict developments for the future.
Expert opinion, practical advice, industry insights, reflections and predictions, facts and figures, discussion and debate — no other conference can provide you with the same concentration of international information industry expertise and the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals.
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