Chemical Computing Group (CCG) is a global leader in computer-aided molecular design software for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, crop science and academic organizations worldwide. Its main software platform, the Molecular Operating Environment (MOE), is used by computational chemists, medicinal chemists, and biologists throughout the world. CCG has a strong reputation for collaborative scientific support, providing organizations with expert collaboration across North America, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 1994, CCG is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

With a strong track record in scientific innovation, CCG, together with Discngine and MOLSIS, provides a comprehensive portfolio of solutions, from molecular visualization and design to enterprise-scale decision-support informatics, helping research teams turn data into insights and accelerate discovery.

About Discngine

Discngine is a leading developer of scientific software and services for life science research organizations, focused on accelerating the discovery of new molecules. Founded in 2004 and based in Paris, Discngine provides cloud-native SaaS applications and tailored IT solutions that support R&D divisions across the pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and agro-sciences industries worldwide.

Discngine’s expertise spans cheminformatics, structural bioinformatics, lab informatics, and data science, and its products and services help researchers manage, visualize, analyze, and integrate complex scientific data. Discngine aligns its practices with international security standards, including ISO 27001 for information security management.

About MOLSIS

MOLSIS is a professional software vendor specializing in computational chemistry and information science, dedicated to supporting advances in research and development across the life and materials sciences. By combining deep scientific expertise with innovative software solutions, MOLSIS empowers researchers to enhance data-driven decision-making and accelerate discovery.

MOLSIS was established in December 2016 to succeed the scientific software business previously conducted by Ryoka Systems Inc., which had been a trusted provider of computational tools and informatics solutions for nearly 30 years.