Chemical Information Sources/SIRCh/Science Writing Aids

SIRCh: Selected Internet Resources for Chemistry

The Chemistry Style Manual 2nd revised ed., 2004 by Kieran F. Lim (Deakin University)
Writing Guidelines for Engineering and Science Students by : Michael Alley, Virginia Tech; Leslie Crowley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Jeff Donnell, Georgia Tech; or Christene Moore, University of Texas at Austin.
Guides for Better Science Writing (Gary Wiggins, Indiana)
Online Technical Writing by David McMurrey, Austin Community College

CAS Source Index (CASSI) Search Tool (abbreviated journal titles; Chemical Abstracts Service)
Beyond CASSI (abbreviated journal titles from early chemical literature and other historical reference sources)
Journal Titles and Abbreviations (lists journal titles and their Chemical Abstracts abbreviations; University of British Columbia)
Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index; print version ceased publication, 2010.
All that JAS: Journal Abbreviations (registry of Web journal abbreviation sources that list or provide access to the full title of journal abbreviations)

EndNote and Other Bibliographic Reference Programs (University of California, Davis)
EndNote (Wisconsin)
Zotero (free bibliography manager)
ACD's ChemFolder
Molinspiration WebME Molecular Editor
OSRA Optical Structure Recognition (Web version)
- OSRA (standalone version)
Clide Chemical Literature Data Extraction (University of Leeds)
errnet (for proofreading)
Chemistry Dictionary for Wordprocessors
Publicon (from BioMedCentral)
KNIME (open-source data integration, processing, analysis, and exploration platform)
- KNIME Report Designer (free)

Bingo Open Source RDBMS for Oracle and Microsoft SQL databases
Collaborative Drug Discovery Public Access Account (gives access to free data sets)