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- Altoris, Inc. - Consultants in chemoinformatics for computer aided drug design. Areas of expertise include: design of chemical libraries for high throughput screening, structure guided drug design, molecular modeling, virtual screening, predictive toxicology, and software development.
- Analytical Informatics - Resource for course in the use of machine learning, automated data analysis and data mining, run by the Chemistry Department of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana.
- Applied Chemometrics - Resources maintained by company in Sharon, Massachusetts.
- Brown, Steven D. - Profile of chemometrician at University of Delaware, Newark.
- Chemometrics - Simple slide show, with some problem questions from a class presentation in 2000, at The University of Akron, Ohio.
- Chemometrics in Australia - Links to research groups and related resources, including instrumental optimization, maintained by RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria.
- 2CY Chemometry Consultancy - Company that is specialized in the calibration of instruments, focusing on assessing the reliability of model results. Includes profile and contacts in Ede, The Netherlands.
- Davidson, Charles E. - Personal page, with resume and PhD dessertation contents of chemometrician in Arlington, Virginia.
- Eigenvector Research, Inc. - Chemometric software, short courses and consulting from Manson, Washington.
- Homepage of Chemometrics - Multivariate calibration, experimental design, publications database, scientific conference list and a discussion forum, and search for chemotrician addresses.
- Infometrix, Inc. - Technical and application notes from software producer in Woodinville, Washington.
- Introduction to Chemometrics - Report given as session in the use of statistical methods in formulating and testing, for the ACS Rubber Division in 1985.
- Introduction to Signal Processing in Chemical Analysis - Web-based tutorial on this field of digital measurement, with student assignments and downloadable program from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Maryland.
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