Mercury
Mercury is a molecular structure and crystal database visualization tool developed by the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC). It is used by chemists, materials scientists, crystallographers and pharmaceutical researchers to visualize, analyze and manipulate three-dimensional molecular and crystal structures, access the Cambridge Structural Database, and conduct research in structural chemistry. The software is widely deployed in academic institutions and research laboratories worldwide for molecular modelling and crystallographic analysis.
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1 suggestionMercury (bundle ID uk.ac.cam.ccdc.mercury) is a specialized scientific application from the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre. The search results we gathered appear to relate to an unrelated project called "OS X Mercury" (a web-based UI mockup from 2016), not the CCDC's Mercury software. To determine whether a native Apple Silicon build is available, you should contact CCDC directly at their website or consult their current system requirements documentation. Given the September 2028 deadline for Rosetta 2 removal in macOS 28, if Mercury is still Intel-only and you rely on it regularly, reach out to CCDC now to confirm their Apple Silicon roadmap and timeline.
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