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Mnova 14.1.1 is ready and brings you a new product!

Mnova 14.1.1 has just been released with the usual bunch of useful bug fixes and with a new product, Mnova StereoFitter, that addresses problems associated with stereochemistry! […]
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New products and top features in Mnova 14.1

Mnova 14.1 includes the option of purchasing two new plugins: Mnova Gears and Mnova BioHOS,  but is also packed with new features, improved algorithms and plenty […]
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BioHOS Application Note

Mnova BioHOS – Application note

Therapeutic pharmaceuticals (drugs) have witnessed a sea change in recent years. The large, dominant group of drugs derived from synthetic, small molecules has been joined by a new type of drug that has been very effective with diseases that were previously untreatable.

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DNA-encoded chemical libraries sysmposium

Come and talk to us at the poster session at DNA-encoded libraries symposium in Zurich, Switzerland!
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AIMECS 2019 Medicinal Chemistry Symposium

Join Mestrelab's booth at AFMC-AIMECS Medicinal Chemistry Symposium in Turkey!
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Starting Guide for Mnova scripts

The availability to script in Mnova provides various opportunities and benefits both for those skilled at NMR and casual, non-expert users. Let’s see how to get […]
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Top features in Mnova 14.0.1

Mnova 14.0.1 is a minor release where we have fixed several bugs and also implemented new functionality mainly in NMR, MS and NMRPredict. Some of these […]
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Mnova BioHOS – overview

The use of NMR to evaluate the higher order structure (HOS) of medium to high MW species has been well established as a sensitive, robust analytical […]
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Mestrelab peer reviewed papers

Workflows Allowing Creation of Journal Article Supporting Information and Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR)-Enabled Publication of Spectroscopic Data

There is an increasing focus on the part of academic institutions, funding agencies, and publishers, if not researchers themselves, on preservation and sharing of research data. Motivations for sharing include research integrity, replicability, and reuse.

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