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The UsefulChem project is an initiative to carry out open source science based on current problems likely to have chemical solutions in the immediate future. | The UsefulChem project is an initiative to carry out open source science based on current problems likely to have chemical solutions in the immediate future. This includes open discussion of strategies and objectives. | ||
Current projects include the synthesis and testing of anti-malaria and anti-HIV compounds and the treatment of arsenic contaminated well water. | Current projects include the synthesis and testing of anti-malaria and anti-HIV compounds and the treatment of arsenic contaminated well water. | ||
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A briefing of the projects and ways of contributing are maintained on the [http://usefulchem.wikispaces.com UsefulChem Wiki]. | A briefing of the projects and ways of contributing are maintained on the [http://usefulchem.wikispaces.com UsefulChem Wiki]. | ||
The project is coordinated by Jean-Claude Bradley. | The project is coordinated by [[Jean-Claude Bradley]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:54, 15 December 2005
The UsefulChem project is an initiative to carry out open source science based on current problems likely to have chemical solutions in the immediate future. This includes open discussion of strategies and objectives.
Current projects include the synthesis and testing of anti-malaria and anti-HIV compounds and the treatment of arsenic contaminated well water.
A briefing of the projects and ways of contributing are maintained on the UsefulChem Wiki.
The project is coordinated by Jean-Claude Bradley.
