[Molvis-list] Web-enhanced objects & Jmol in ACS publications

[Eric Martz]

Henry Rzepa, a pioneer in chemical data sharing formats and 
visualization on the Internet, has been interviewed in the current 
ACS Publications online newsletter, LiveWire:

http://pubs.acs.org/4librarians/livewire/2008/9.3/news1.html

He discusses web-enhanced objects which enable visualizations of 
chemical data in online publications that are not feasable in print 
on paper. In particular, he discusses uses of Jmol. Indeed there is a 
whole paragraph "Spotlight on Jmol" that summarizes the history and 
status of Jmol.


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