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eMolecules Inc. Web site: http://www.emolecules.com/ Email: info@emolecules.com eMolecules Inc, provides the world's leading free open-access chemistry search engine. It’s mission is to discover, curate, and index all the public chemical information in the world and make it available to the public.

Daylight Chemical Information Systems, Inc. Web site: http://www.daylight.com Email: info@daylight.com Supplier of high-performance software tools and applications for chemistry, including the Daylight Cartridge for Oracle and the Daylight Toolkit.

Mestrelab Research Web site: http://www.mestrec.com Email: info@mestrec.com Since 1996 MestRec was available as freeware for data processing and simulation in the field of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. There are now more than 50,000 users of the program. In 2004 Mestrelab Research was set up as a spin-off of the University of Santiago de Compostela to make the software available on a commercial basis. Modgraph and Mestrelab Research have worked together to combine the functionality of the Modgraph NMRPredict program with the latest version of the MestRec software - the remarkable Mnova.

Professor Wolfgang Robien, University of Vienna Web site: Email: Wolfgang.Robien@univie.ac.at Professor Wolfgang Robien has been at the forefront of Carbon 13 NMR prediction for over 20 years. His prediction algorithms and databases are now included in NMRPredict and supplied by Modgraph.

Professor Ray Abraham, University of Liverpool Web site: Web site: Email: abrahamr@liv.ac.uk Professor Ray Abraham has been working in the field of NMR for over 40 years. He has developed the CHARGE program for Proton NMR prediction which is now made available by Modgraph within NMRPredict.

Professor Ernö Pretsch of ETH, Zürich Web site: Email: pretsche@ethz.ch Professor Ernö Pretsch is the founder of the substituent chemical shift approach for proton NMR prediction and we are delighted to have it included in NMRPredict.