#SCRE is a new tool aimed to help #organic#chemists on the organization of the characterization data and the generation of its report in a single click. ๐ฉโ๐ฌ๐จโ๐ฌ
Haven't you heard about SCRE? It's the free-of-charge tool created by Organic chemists for Organic chemists to write down the characterization report of an organic compound upon a single click! https://t.co/VnJ3z8yAQa #SCRE#RealTimeChemistry
Before wrapping up this 2018, we would like to thank you all for your support and feedback! Since we launched @SCRE_chem 6 months ago, we've got almost 1000 views on @ChemistryViews and >350 downloads! We are also grateful to the @SuperScienceGrl for the highlight in her website!
We will definitely take into account your suggestions for the next SCRE 2.0! ๐ ๏ธ๐จ๐ผโ๐ฌ๐ฉ๐พโ๐ฌ Many thanks for your feedback and Merry Christmas! ๐ ๐๐
@Alexandr_Perera Thanks for your feedback @Alexandr_Perera! Absolutely, as Mac users we are working on this point. Nonetheless, we are currently using SCRE in our Macs through Citrix, and it works perfectly well. Hope that helps!
SCRE has reached 300 downloads!! ๐๐ To discover how this tool can help you characterize your compounds visitย https://t.co/VnJ3z8yAQaย or read the recently published paper on @ChemistryViews @ChemPubSoc_Euro (https://t.co/qJlXKFoiuz)๐. Developed at @ICIQchem@Pericas_Lab ๐ฉ๐พโ๐ฌ๐จ๐ผโ๐ฌ
SCRE โ A System for Characterizing and Reporting Easily: New tool allows gathering all the characterization data for a given compound in a simple manner https://t.co/ZVN0cD6cdf
@SCRE_chem supports #ChemTwitter! We take advantage to tell you that #SCRE is a free tool for the automated Supporting Information file writing! Check it out! https://t.co/VnJ3z8yAQa
I will encourage the use of #chemtwitter for general stuff, so that, over time, #realtimechem can be returned to "classic" RTC activities (e.g. life and pics in the laboratory)
Website updated! As well as new conferences in the conference database, I've added a link to the fantastic tool @SCRE_chem, which makes reporting your characterization data simple.
https://t.co/wGsAkXnmzJ
@SuperScienceGrl@SantiCanellasR Thanks, glad you like it @SuperScienceGrl! Yes, that's definitely doable and easy. We just released it, so we are collecting users suggestions for the second version. We'll take yours into account! ๐
@mdziemann @egonwillighagen @GigaScience Agree! I would add a last point: writing a SuppInfo file is a tedious and time-consuming task. This has been solved for chemists (https://t.co/VnJ3z8yAQa and J. Chem. Inf. Model. 2018, 58, 561), though. Do you know of any other tools like these in other fields? @ChemConnector
Thrilled to see that there are already 200 users of @SCRE_chem from 36 different countries! Spread the word among the organic chemists! https://t.co/VnJ3z8yAQa #RealTimeChem https://t.co/jzMEZfpG5m