InChI Trust Open Education Resource
(InChI-OER)
The InChI OER is an Open Education Resource (OER) devoted to the use of InChI, the International Chemical Identifier. Chemical nomenclature underpins chemical communication and with its release in 2005, the InChI initiative of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) supports the advancement of chemical nomenclature into the digital age. InChI is evolving to handle reactions, mixtures and other needs of 21st century scientific communication, and yet there is little educational material available on the use of InChI. This OER initiative, IUPAC project 2018-012-3-024, is being created to provide a resource on InChI related resources to assist practicing scientists and educators in learning about and benefiting from the use of InChI.
This resource contains a tag taxonomy-based filter that defaults to Open Access content, which can be further refined by clicking multiple tags. Each post has a short description and an information box that include various download options. OER posts include educational content that has been uploaded to the site along with open access off site content. All material uploaded to this site is open access, and by clicking “non OER” content you can extend the filter to include information on off-site non open access material. The following YouTube video shows how to use the tag taxonomy filter to find material within the InChI OER.
| Published | Title/Link | Content Type |
|---|---|---|
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Progress towards “Large Molecule” support with InChI | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Can an InChI for Nano Address the Need for a Simplified Representation of Complex Nanomaterials across Experimental and Nanoinformatics Studies? | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | InChI for Nanomaterials | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | PubChem: Advancing chemical information through InChI | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | InChI for inorganics | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Coordination InChI for inorganics: now with stereochemistry | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Mixtures InChI: A story of how stadards drive upstream products | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Mixtures as first class citizens in the realms of informatics | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Mixtures: Informatics for formulations and consumer products | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
| [types field=’publication-date’ style=’text’ format=’m/d/y’][/types] | Capturing Mixtures — Bringing Informatics to the World of Practical Chemistry Recorded live December 19, 2019 | [types field=’content-types’ separator=’, ‘][/types] |
Click here to view all publications in alphabetical order.
Click here to view all tags in alphabetical order.
Please contact Bob Belford, [email protected] if you have open access material you would like to contribute, suggestions on how to improve this site, or wish to become involved with this project.
“… we cannot improve the language of any science without at the same time improving the science itself; neither can we, on the other hand, improve a science, without improving the language or nomenclature which belongs to it”
Lavoisier’s Preface to Traité Elémentaire de Chimie
translation by Robert Kerr (Edinburgh, 1790)