Blue Obelisk project automates the collection of CCZero IUPAC names from literature, suggesting efficient methods for legal compliance.
A lot is happening. If you have been following this project more closesly, you may have already seen some interesting updates, but I will post it here too. First, a quick recap. In March I started a new Blue Obelisk project to collect CCZero IUPAC names from primary literature (paper still pending). It turned out we can automate that, while legally not violating any laws or licenses.
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