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CCLers,

In reply to:

> "As a matter of fact,
> four such companies are derivatives from my research group."
> 
> Do you know the names of those four companies?
> Gaussian, Inc.
> Schrodinger, Inc.    (seems not?)
> Wavefunction, Inc.   ??
> SemiChem, Inc.       (seems not?)

While Semichem is flattered, our origins are with Michael J.S. Dewar.
He would have been "amused".

Best regards, Andy Holder

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 Another one I guess is QCHEM Inc.

 

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Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 05:04:44 -0600
From: Andy Holder <holdera@umkc.edu>
To: chemistry@ccl.net
Subject: CCL:FW: Which four companies are derivatives from Prof. Pople's group?

CCLers,

In reply to:

> "As a matter of fact,
> four such companies are derivatives from my research group."
> 
> Do you know the names of those four companies?
> Gaussian, Inc.
> Schrodinger, Inc.    (seems not?)
> Wavefunction, Inc.   ??
> SemiChem, Inc.       (seems not?)

While Semichem is flattered, our origins are with Michael J.S. Dewar.
He would have been "amused".

Best regards, Andy Holder

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
                    DR. ANDREW HOLDER
                         President
 
Semichem, Inc.            ||  Email: andy@semichem.com
PO Box 1649               ||  Web: http://www.semichem.com
Shawnee Mission, KS 66222 ||  Phone Number:  (913) 268-3271
                          ||  Fax Number:    (913) 268-3445
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Hi dear netters,

is anyone aware of existing PDB (or other format) file about the =
morphological structure of membrane-cell calcium-controlled potassium =
channel with low conductance? Can anyone point me to some references?
Thank you

Daniele Spera



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      Can any one tell me what is reference for the IPCM model? Thanks.
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Folks,

Since the announcement of the Nobel Prize for John Pople, our site
(www.hyper.com) has had on its front page a tribute to John that includes a
brief description of the 4 companies (including ours) that were founded by
his students.  Its indicative of the influence he had on us. 

Neil Ostlund
President and CEO
Hypercube, Inc.


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Folks,

I thought the furor died down about this summer's row over
software and software access, but I saw two letters to the
editors in C&EN.  Has this progressed any farther than the
non-binding resolution mentioned by the letter-writers, or
is there any web-based information on this?  A WATOC
committee was mentioned - was this ever formed and was there
any resulting documentation?

I do not have a lot of information on this, and remember a
little of the original C&EN article.  I did not understand
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Joe Leonard
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