Dear faculty members and students in chemical and related disciplines,

We are pleased to announce that Reaxys Academic Edition (RAE) is now reactivated and available for Ming Chi University users from now to May 31, 2026, under the nationwide academic license.

Reaxys is a comprehensive R&D platform used across organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, organometallics, drug development, and life sciences. It integrates extensive chemical structures, synthesis reactions, literature, and patent data. Featuring built-in AI retrosynthesis tools, it quickly predicts synthetic pathways and offers bioactivity heatmap visualization to support drug discovery. Provided by the reputable publisher Elsevier, it is suitable for both academic and industrial research.

🔐 User Login & License Compliance Reminder

To ensure intellectual property protection and system stability, Reaxys Academic Edition requires two-step authentication. Please follow the instructions below:

• Login method: Access via on-campus IP + individual account login at www.reaxys.com
• Account registration: Please register using your university email address. If your existing account is not associated with your university email, please re-register.

📎 Please carefully read and comply with the attached “Database License Agreement” (in both Chinese and English)
The agreement includes confidentiality, data retention, and ownership terms related to AI tools. All users are required to understand and follow these rules to ensure secure and lawful use of the database.

🎓 New to Reaxys? Join the Global Reaxys User Day!
We warmly invite you to the 2025 online Reaxys User Day to explore powerful research tools and new platform features:

🗓️ Choose your session:

• June 11 (Wed), 3:00–6:00 PM (SGT – Asia Pacific session)
• June 12 (Thu), 9:00 AM–12:00 PM (PST – Americas session)

✨ Why attend?

• Connect with global chemistry experts
• Discover the latest Reaxys updates
• Learn advanced research tips and grow your network

👉 Register now: Reaxys User Day Registration Page (This official event is hosted by Elsevier.)

📚 Additional Resources:

• Reaxys Support Center
• Reaxys Reference Guide

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Elsevier’s service team:
Randy Huang (r.huang@elsevier.com), Vivi Cheng (We.Cheng@elsevier.com)
Jade Li (jade.li@elsevier.com), Sophie Su (s.su1@elsevier.com)

If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact Ms. Ke, Wen-Chi at the library. Contact phone: 02-2908-9899 #2282, email: hawkeye@mail.mcut.edu.tw.

Sincerely,
Library Division of Reference and Circulation