Status and Future of the IUPAC InChI
InChI Symposium held at the San Diego Convention Center, 23-24 August 2019
Introduction
Ray Boucher: InChI Trust Report
Ian Bruno: Overview of the Meeting
Community perspectives
Steffen Pauly: Deposit of chemical structure data from publications to public databases
Steve Boyer: Patents
Lutz Weber: Ontologies
Tina Qin:Teaching InChI to chemistry students
Peter Linstrom: NIST WebBook
Bob Belford: Education – InChI OER
Hunter Moseley: Isotopologues
Richard Kidd: Open Source Development
Roger Sayle: SMILES and IUPAC
Yulia Borodina: InChI at the FDA – recent developments, current challenges
Markus Bussen: ChemChain
Project and working group updates
Alex Clark: Mixtures (CDD/NIH projects) MinChI
Leah Rae McEwen, Evan Bolton: Large Molecules – complementarity w/ HELM & Mixtures
David Deng: Use case of HELM
Andrey Yerin: Polymers
Gerd Blanke: Reaction Inchi, RInChI
Marc Niklaus: Tautomers
Ian Bruno: Organometallics
Richard Hartshorn: QR Codes
Vin Scalfani: SMILES+
Future discussions
Mark Niklaus: InChI 2.0
Andrey Yerin: Stereochemical configuration
Jonathan Goodman: Variability
Summary
Richard Kidd, Ray Boucher: Keeping up the momentum: Brief report from the InChI San Diego workshop