Software could revolutionise chemistry
Software can tell chemists how to make new molecules from scratch and its inventors claim it has already mapped out a cheaper route to a blockbuster drug ‘The internet is the only comparable network in existence,’ says Bartosz Grzybowski from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea, and the Polish Academy of Sciences. He is talking about Chematica – a computer network m
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