Optibrium

You may have spotted our latest press release announcing the up-coming release of StarVue. So, what's this all about?

StarVue will be a free desktop app allowing users to view compound structures and associated data in a convenient way. It will incorporate the table and molecule views from the latest version of StarDrop and allow simple sorting, merging and selection of compound data. Take at look at www.optibrium.com/starvue for a preview.

As well as SD, SMILES, CSV and MOL files, StarVue will load StarDrop files, so if you're a StarDrop user, you'll be able to conveniently share data and scores with your colleagues who may not have access to StarDrop.

StarVue will be released at the ACS Spring Meeting in San Francisco from 21-25 March, where you can get a free copy at the Optibrium booth (#121). After this, StarVue will be downloadable directly from the Optibrium community.

Following the very successful launch of StarVue at the American Chemical Society Spring Meeting, our free desktop app for browsing compound structures and data is available to download from our website. For more information go to www.optibrium.com/starvue or the downloads section of the community site.

StarVue allows users to simply load, scroll though, sort and manage compound structures and data in a new way, providing two ways to look at data; a traditional table that can be easily configured to display data according to user preference, the 'Molecule View' which summarises all of the data for a compound on a single screen (shown below). Data can be loaded from SD, SMILES, MOL or CSV files.



We hope existing StarDrop users will also find StarVue useful as a way to share data calculated in StarDrop with collaborators who do not yet have direct access to StarDrop. StarVue will load StarDrop files and display StarDrop’s unique data including scores, metabolic landscapes and Glowing Molecules.