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Chemical blogspace collects data from tens of scientific chemistry blogs and then does useful and interesting things with it.
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Chemical blogspace is maintained by Egon Willighagen at Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences at Uppsala University, and powered by the PostGenomic.com software by Euan Adie. It is now hosted by OpenMolecules.net, courtesy of Geoff Hutchison and the University of Pittsburgh.
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