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date: 2025-09-28
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doi: 10.59350/4ce2c-fxh02
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tags: cdk jchempaint jmol openscience chemistry
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grants:
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- grant:
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title: "The Chemistry Development Kit in 2024: improving cheminformatics research"
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acronym: "CDK2024"
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id: drc.filenumber:osf232097
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funder:
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name: "Dutch Research Council"
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ror: 04jsz6e67
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#comments:
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# host: social.edu.nl
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# username: egonw
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data model (yes, Jmol used the CDK data model at some point) and somewhere during the meeting we wrote down a name for the project. There was the
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Java Development Kit, so this could be the Chemistry Development Kit. The name stuck.
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It has been an amazing journey and with a small grant in our group just behind us, and all the awesome things ongoing (new JChemPaint, various extensions,
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upgraded downstream tools), the CDK is alive and kicking.
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A quick post like this cannot do credit to the history of the CDK, nor of everyone involved in the past or still is. You can browse some of the history
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of the CDK in [my blog](https://chem-bla-ics.linkedchemistry.info/tag/cdk) and in [Chris' blog](http://www.steinbeck-molecular.de/steinblog/index.php/category/chemistry-development-kit/).
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It has been an amazing journey and with a small grant just behind us (with Alyanne de Haan, René van der Ploeg, and Marc Teunis from Hogeschool Utrecht),
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and all the awesome things ongoing (new JChemPaint, various extensions, upgraded downstream tools), the CDK is alive and kicking.
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A huge congrats and thanks to everyone (and every company and organization) who contributed code to the CDK with this huge milestone. There are a few people
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that I want to particularly thank (see the AUTHORS file for all names): Chris, who in the late nineties made a difference with open source in chemistry,
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