ACD/Labs - Recipient of awards and recognition

MORRIS PLAINS, NJ, 9 November, 2001 - ACD/ChromManager 5.0 is SC&I Editor's Choice
Chromatography processing and databasing product ACD/ChromManager 5.0 has been designated a November 2001 Editor's Choice product by the magazine Scientific & Computing Instrumentation. "ChromManager is the portal to our Method Development Suite," annotated Mike McBrien, ACD/Labs Chromatography Product Manager. "We are delighted that it is achieving critical recognition." Commenting that ACD/LC Simulator was named an August 2001 Editor's Choice product by SC & I Magazine, McBrien stated, "Chromatographic prediction software is also well on its way to becoming a popular favorite in the next polling."

MORRIS PLAINS, NJ, 10 August, 2001 - ACD/LC Simulator named SC&I Editor's Choice.
Chromatographic prediction software ACD/LC Simulator has been named an August 2001 Editor's Choice product by the magazine Scientific & Computing Instrumentation. "LC Simulator is an important component of our Method Development Suite," commented Mike McBrien, ACD/Labs Chromatography Product Manager. "With the newest release, 5.0, we have a seamless connection with experimental results."

MORRIS PLAINS, NJ, July 10, 2001 - ACD/ChemFolder was declared a winner in the annual Readers' Choice Scientific Computing and Instrumentation (SCI) Awards. ACD/SpecManager was declared a finalist in its class. Kim Sekel, the editor of SC&I Magazine commented, "This year's awards reflect the products our readers found exceptional based on value, reliability, quality, and ease of use." This year's awards join the recognition in previous Readers' Choice polls of ACD/ChemSketch (2000) and ACD/MS Manager (1999).

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LAUSANNE, Switzerland, March 2000 - ACD/Labs wins award at LogP2000.
Every few years a group of scientists whose primary interests include an interest in the determination and calculation of the octanol-water partition coefficient, logP, gather together to discuss the state of the art in this area of chemistry. As one of the software developers at the cutting edge of physicochemical prediction software including logP, pK_a and logD it was only natural for us to participate and share our knowledge and understanding, and latest developments, with the experts in the field. We are therefore extremely proud to have had one of our three scientific poster presentation entitled "Correlation of Inhibition Constants for HIV-1 Protease and Viral Replication" voted as the best poster of the conference. Two other posters, entitled "Limitations of Fragmental Methods and ACD/LogP Training Feature" and "ACD/Labs Approaches for Phys-Chem Data Prediction" were also on display. These posters allowed us to demonstrate our capabilities and understanding in the field of logP prediction and staying at the cutting edge of software development in this area of science.

TORONTO, December 1999 - Advanced Chemistry Development continues to gain recognition from the public as a primary player in the marketplace of Chemistry Software. In the December Issue of Scientific Computing and Instrumentation Advanced Chemistry Development was recognized as a Technology Leader in two areas of Chemistry Software. The particular products acknowledged as leaders were ChemSketch, our free structure drawing software and SpecManager, our PC-based integrated software system for the processing and management of all forms of spectral data (NMR, MS, UV-Vis, IR and Raman).

MOSCOW, September 1999 - Gold Medal Awarded to ACD/Labs Scientist Mikhail Elyashberg.
Russian President Vladimir Putin presented the State Award of the Russian Federation to a team of 4 scientists that included ACD/Labs' own Dr. Mikhail Elyashberg. They were cited for their pioneering work in the area of "methods of optical spectra calculations and the analysis of complex chemical compounds" The State Award of Russian Federation (RF) is the highest Russian award for achievement in science and technology, and can be given to a person only once in a lifetime. We at Advanced Chemistry Development congratulate all recipients of the award: L. A. Gribov, V.I. Baranov, V. A. Dementiev, and M. E. Elyashberg. Dr. Elyashberg's work now forms the backbone of ACD/Structure Elucidator, and his research into the automated analysis of complex compounds is on-going. ACD/Labs is honored to have scientists of Dr Elyashberg's calibre working as part of our development team.

Spectroscopy: Readers' Choice 1999 Finalist

Finalist 1999

TORONTO, July 1999, - Scientific Computing & Instrumentation 1999 Readers' Choice Awards We are very pleased to announce that our NEW ACD/MS Manager software has already been voted as a finalist in the results of Scientific Computing & Instrumentation's Eighth Annual Readers' Choice Awards. These awards are our opportunity to formally recognize their readers' favorite products in a variety of categories in the scientific and technical markets. Check out the details of ACD/MS Manager.

ACD/Labs—Recipient of Awards and Recognition