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OPSIN chemical name-to-structure tool moves to EMBL-EBI
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OPSIN chemical name-to-structure tool moves to EMBL-EBI
The Open Parser for Systematic IUPAC Nomenclature (OPSIN) – a free open-source tool that turns chemical names into digital molecular structures – has moved to EMBL-EBI. Originally developed and hosted by the University of Cambridge, OPSIN has become a critical tool for translating chemical names into structured chemical representations. With over 14000 unique visitors per month to the website, it has become widely used by researchers around the …
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