Project Status:   May, 2006. Capability to search PDB for molecules in BindingDB introduced. May, 2006. BindingDB appears in Drug Discovery News. April, 2006. User forum opens. March, 2006. BindingDB presented in Science magazine's Netwatch. December, 2005. On-line virtual screening tools go live. May, 2005. Start of service for downloading SDfiles from BindingDB queries. February, 2004. NIH database grant approved. January, 2002. Enzyme inhibition data on line. April, 2001. Web accessible data deposition software is ready for accepting data. February, 2001. Web accessible data deposition software is ready for testing. July, 2000. July, 2000. Isothermal Calorimetry data was started to be deposited. Janurary, 2000. prototype web interface was created. August,1999. Database dictionary was generated, and prototype data deposition interface was created. October, 1998. NSF database grant approved. September, 1998. NIST grant made to Rutgers U. (PI K. Breslauer) to develop a data dictionary for calorimetric characterization of molecular recognition. February, 1998. Formation of Calorimetry Data Working Group. The initial group consists of Dani Pilch (University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey), Eric Plum (Rutgers), John Westbrook (Rutgers U.) and Mike Gilson (CARB/NIST). The Rutgers members are meeting regularly to develop data definitions for isothermal titration calorimetry experiments, with the goal of developing a full draft in Fall, 1998. The draft will then be reviewed by other calorimetrists and revised accordingly. January, 1998. Submission of Proposal to NSF Database Activities in the Biological Sciences. PI: Michael K. Gilson (CARB/NIST). co-PIs: Philip E. Bourne (SDSC/UCSD), John Westbrook (Rutgers). October, 1997. Rutgers-NIST Workshop on Calorimetry Data.