Fundamentals in Pipeline Pilot Training Overview and Audience This is an introductory course that will be beneficial for users who have little or no experience with Pipeline Pilot. The course covers many of the out-of-the-box components and how to use these components to modify existing protocols or create new ones. All basic concepts necessary to create or manipulate protocols are covered. This course is a full-day class.

This talk covers enhancements to Pipeline Pilot in the areas of Sequence Analysis, Next Generation Sequencing and Imaging. Enhancements to the Biology Collections include 3Rd party tool updates, performance improvements and an API. Finally enhancements to the Imaging Collection include major performance improvements in working with Big Images, enhancements to 3D image processing and analysis, new image visualization tools and segmentation algorithms. Presented by: Moises Hassan, Sr. Manager, Development Scientist.

Beginner’s Tutorial for Pipeline Pilot Welcome to the Beginner’s Tutorial for Pipeline Pilot. These introductory lessons are intended to help youget the most out of using Pipeline Pilot in the leastamount of time. Tutorials >Quick start tutorials >Introduction to the Discovery Studio Client. Corel Photo Paint Registration Cracking. Introduction to. This lesson provides a basic overview of how to work with the application by introducing the following. You can also run Discovery Studio protocols outside of the application using other Pipeline Pilot clients such as the. Mta Train Game Simulator. Learn how Pipeline Pilot optimizes scientific collaboration via Microsoft SharePoint, automates scientific workflows and addresses the needs of the scientific. Materials Studio 5.0: Use Cases for Polymer Scientists Stephen Todd, Reinier Akkermans & Neil Spenley. Analysis with Materials Studio 5.0 and Pipeline Pilot.

In this talk we will present new features and enhancements added to the Pipeline Pilot Chemistry Collection for release 2016. The enhancements include extension of the support for the HELM format (Pistoia Alliance) to parse XHELM, improved 2D layout of macromolecules created from HELM strings, expanded monomer libraries to improve conversion between HELM and SCSR representation, and integration with the HELM Editor. Other topics that will be covered include new methods added to the PPChem client SDK for reaction enumeration, updated OpenEye libraries for chemical naming, redesigned chemistry sketcher component to avoid applets, and miscellaneous enhancements. Presented by: Dana Honeycutt, Principal Software Development Scientist.

This presentation covers new Pipeline Pilot capabilities in the area of scientific predictive analytics. We explain the what, why, and how of ensemble models, error models, and goodness models. Other topics covered include: deep learning, data cleaning, molecular hot spots, and improvements to data visualization. Finally, several new capabilities in the area of formulation visualization, modeling, and optimization will be presented. Presented by: Dana Honeycutt, Principal Software Development Scientist Presented by: Matt Hahn, Chief Technical Officer. We will discuss and demo enhancements to the Pipeline Pilot Chemistry collection in release 9.5.