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For scientific record keeping, digital records have a number of advantages over paper notebooks. We will introduce you to a selection of ELNs that are used at ETH Zurich and highlight their strengths and weaknesses.

Leganto is a tool that makes it easy to create, manage and share course reading lists. Lecturers can add different types of materials such as books, articles, websites and videos.

Draw a chemical structure, push the button, and get the correct IUPAC name including stereodescriptors, even for complex inorganic and organometallic structures!

Synthia helps you design multi-step organic syntheses.

Swisscovery provides you not only with essential literature but offers you also the possibility to save your queries or to add titles to your list of favorites.

Track changes, go back to previous versions and collaborate on projects - we introduce you to the most-used versioning software, git, and help you get started.

How can you protect your confidential data when using generative AI models? ETH Zurich provides its members access to two generative AI platforms that satisfy ETH data protection requirements and cloud regulations.

Do you need a standards document from DIN, ISO, or other agencies? We will show you how to access the full text of current applicable standards using the “normI” database.

Zotero is a reference manager; Obsidian provides a way to take notes and organize information. The two applications work together ..

As the landscape of drug discovery evolves toward novel modalities, ChemDraw has evolved alongside it. Following the HELM standard for bio-oligomer representation, ChemDraw offers powerful capabilities to visualize and manipulate even the most complex molecular entities, including double-stranded DNA and RNA structures.

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