ChemBioViz

Presentation/Modeling

“ChemBioViz Ultra 12.0 allows students, faculty and researchers to visualize and analyze their structures and data graphically, and identify trends and correlations within subsets of data. Retrieve or search for a set of compounds, choose the data to be displayed, whether it is biological test results, physical property values calculated automatically or prices in a catalog, and ChemBioViz will generate an interactive window showing a scatterplot, histogram, or other useful data graphic.”

This visualization and analysis suite is comprised of "ChemBioFinder Ultra 12.0 (with ChemBioViz Pro 12.0), ChemBioDraw Ultra 12.0, ChemBio3D Ultra 12.0, ChemBio3D interfaces to Schrödinger's Jaguar and Gaussian, GAMESS Pro 12.0, ChemDraw/Excel and CombiChem/Excel, STATISTICA Base, MNova Std/Lite, the ChemDraw and Chem3D ActiveX Pro Plugins & Controls, and ChemScript Pro 12.0.".
(Per the ChemBioViz website.)

This software will aid research teams, and provide the ability to clearly communicate chemical and biological information across the campus. This software is the most widely used of its type in the industry, will provide early exposure to biology and chemistry students.

CambridgeSoft

Windows, Mac

Students, Faculty and Staff

• NUnet Managed Computer Labs (including InfoCommons)
• NUnet Employee Computer (distributed via network)
• Direct from Vendor - to download and install ChemBioViz, students, faculty and staff will need to use their myNEU credentials to create an account. Please use this link to create an account, download the software and receive the needed codes.

Activation will be required for individuals who choose to install the software for home, office or personal use. For more details regarding activation, please visit the
FAQ on Activation of CambridgeSoft Products on the vendor's website.

For those that have installed the software and wish to renew/reactivate:
On the ChemBioViz toolbar, click "Reactivate" on the "Help" menu, then put in your serial number provided in myKnowledge.

All users of Northeastern University-owned/-managed/-licensed computers, networks, systems and software, are responsible for being familiar with and adhering to the Appropriate Use Policy (AUP).