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ioChem-BD - The Computational Chemistry Results Repository

Central service

Connected nodes

Collections available

Items indexed

One module for each need

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The Central Point of our network of repositories

Features:

Fed by ioChem-BD distributed nodes whenever a new item is published
Advanced indexing of chemical data and metadata
Very fast search engine implemented over Apache Solr and RDKit frameworks
Search by chemical substructure similarity, chemical elements or any text term

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Featured technologies

XML-CML

The Chemical Markup Language (CML) is used as the only internal data format. No unformatted nor style information is stored, just raw XML data ready to be further processed.

Jumbo-converters

ioChem-BD takes advantage of our own text-parsing library to convert data from plain text calculations files into CML. We use the same semantics as Jumbo-converters library but more efficiently.

Easy to Customize

With little programming knowledge (jumbo-converters, XSLT) users can customize new file types, define new data to be captured and how it should be visualized, add metadata, and much more.

Create module

Web Service/DesktopApp oriented to handle and manage your files in a daily basis

Features:

Private storage area
Compact and intuitive interface design
Visualization tools
Graph/chart generation,i.e., Reaction Energy Profiles, Orbitals, Spectra, etc ...
Search by keywords, chemical substructure and metadata
REST API interface enables remote interaction and processes automation

Linux shell

A Linux shell client activates specific commands that enable interacting with the Create module from the command line.

This tool is specially crafted to manage long unattended data operations by using simple shell scripts.

Browse module

DSpace based Repository for publishing data generated by the Create module

Features:

DOIs and permanent storage for your published datasets
Plain navigation across datasets collections
Accessible end-points to third-party connectors REST API, RDF, OAI-PMH
Facilitates content syndication, data replication and data harvesting

Institutions running ioChem-BD nodes

Public access

Private access

Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia

French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission

Institutional accounts at BSC public server

Berry College
Colorado State University
CSC - IT Center for Science
ETH Zurich
First Mohammed University
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Hunan Normal University
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia
Irkutsk State University
Lund University
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Sastra University
The University of Newcastle, Australia
Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León
Universidad de Oviedo
Universidad de Sevilla
Universidade de São Paulo
Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro
Université des Frère Mentouri Constantine
Université Mohammed Premier
Universitetet Oslo
University of agriculture, Faidalabad, Pakistan
University of Campinas
University of Michigan
University of Prince Edward Island
University of Surrey
Winston-Salem State University
Yarmouk University
More to come...

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Benefits:
- DOI identifiers : Your instance will be able to request DOIs for your published datasets, free of charge.
- High availability : Your public data will be also synchronized in the BSC MareNostrum HPC cluster and available 24/7
- Long term storage and recovery : If your instance discontinues its service (it ceases to operate, a data failure occurs etc) a copy of your data will be kept under a harvestable public web service.
- And don't forget that you will also contribute to building the largest distributed database of computational chemistry and material science results.
If you want to use only the ioChem-BD instance hosted at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center node (BSC-CNS) as an individuali user, please fill this other form.
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ioChem-BD News

04-09-2017 to 07-09-2017

EUCO-TCC 2017 (Barcelona)

This summer, the ioChem-BD team assisted to the EUCO-TCC congress held at the Institut d'Estudis Catalans, such a magnific place, and city also.
Our staff perform a practical demo to the theoretical chemists that assisted the congress.

During poster session, assistants could get info about @MolecuBot project, which takes advantage of Fireworks workflow software and ioChem-BD platform to build large result datasets

20-09-2016

UAB Seminar

Presented a seminar at the Chemistry Faculty of Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona with the title: ioChem-BD: a digital solution to manage computational chemistry big data.
Later in the afternoon, our staff perform a practical demo to the theoretical chemists.

11-09-2016 to 15-09-2016

EUCHEMS 2016

During the five days the congress lasted, the ioChem-BD team set up a booth where to exhibit the platform and expose its major features.
We received a warm response from all the attendants at the EUCHEMS meeting on Seville.

09-09-2016

ECOSTBio meeting workshop

A hands-on demo of ioChem-BD platform was performed on Krakow (Poland) during the Fifth workshop of ECOSTBio working groups. Our user base keeps growing!

31-06-2016

VALCHEM16

The Reference Network on Theoretical and Computational Chemistry (XQTRC) organization has awarded the ioChem-BD project with the Valchem16 prize. Read more

27-11-2015

ICIQ-FIFC symposium

ioChem-BD platform and its features were exposed on the Spain-Japan Joint Symposium on Theoretical and Computational Chemistry of Complex Systems.

09-11-2015

euroCRIS 2015

ioChem-BD presented at the euroCRIS Strategic Membership Meeting

01-10-2005

ERC - Proof Of Concept accepted

Our chemical software is now part of ERC POC on BigData4Cat project

14-07-2015

ICIQ Hackathon

User Hackathon: All theoretical chemist at ICIQ centre used their ioChem-BD instance at once and continuously, generating a high work load to test software resilience and throughput. Some minor bugs were found (and marked for correction!) but on the whole all tests passed well.

04-02-2015

HPCKP'15

ioChem-BD presented at the HPC Knowledge Meeting'15.

27-01-2015

Web ICIQ

ioChem-BD highlighted at the ICIQ Web site.

23-12-2014

Excelciencia

On the press: Recordando los datos. Article about ioChem-BD at www.excelciencia.org.

03-12-2014

Paper Published

First iochem-BD paper published. J. Chem. Info. Mod. DOI 10.1021/ci500593j

30-11-2014

TSIUC'14

ioChem-BD presented at the TSIUC'14. See the slides.

About

ioChem-BD

is a digital repository aimed to manage and store Computational Chemistry files.
comes to fill the gap between results generation and manuscripts publication, and raise data to 5* quality
was created by the fusion of previous projects:

Developed at Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia

Developed at Universitat Rovira i Virgili

Goals:

Build a distributed database of computational chemistry results: reduce size and increase value.
Set a common data standard among all quantum chemistry legacy formats (XML - CML)
Become a daily tool in data management, search and manipulation
Redefine workflows: store results and publishing, open-data
Be open to add future functionalities for data manipulation and analysis

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Featured technologies

XML-CML

Jumbo-converters

Easy to Customize

Create module

Linux shell

Browse module

Institutions running ioChem-BD nodes

Public access

Private access

Institutional accounts at BSC public server

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