Subject: New Feature Article

From: Pam Newton <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 30 Nov 1999 15:32:49 -0500

MOE - THE MOLECULAR OPERATING ENVIRONMENT IN ACADEMIA
Chemical Computing Group (http://www.chemcomp.com) is pleased to announce that the latest version of 
its web page contains a "guest feature" by Dr. Jeffry Madura from Dusquesne University entitled: 
"Experiences Using MOE in Academia."
This feature explores how one university is using MOE to further research and education in 5 different areas: 
Docking, Poisson-Boltzmann Electrostatics, Gaussian Molecular Orbitals, Dynamics Animation, and in the 
Classroom.  Samples of Dr. Madura's uses and experiences in each area are included in the article.
MOE can aid in your research through its:
* Built in applications, source code for easy customization and an embedded programming language for quick prototyping of new ideas.
* Full integration of visualization and simulation of proteins and small molecules.
* Platform independence: running on WIN 95-98, NT, SGI UNIX/NT, SUN, DEC Alpha NT, and HP-UX.
* Variety of Access Modes from graphical to batch and new to MOE WEB MODE ACCESS!
* Turn key package that includes applications in the areas of HTS, Combichem, Protein Modeling and 3D Bioinformatics, Molecular Modeling and Simulation and Methods Development.
MOE's extensive capabilities and functionality are currently being made available to the academic community at 
a special discounted price.  
To find out more about how you can obtain a FREE 30 day evaluation copy of MOE, please contact: 
Pam Newton @514-393-1055 or email her at [email-masked]
Pam Newton
Academic Sales Executive
Chemical Computing Group
http://www.chemcomp.com
[email-masked]