Monthly Archives: September 2004

Quantities and GXSM

Today we’ve added a link to GXSM which is a powerful interface for various kinds of scanning probe microscopy. This link is somewhat lonely in our Surface Science section, so if you know of any other useful Surface Science codes, … Continue reading

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GXSM

The Gnome X Scanning Microscopy project is a powerful graphical interface for any kind of 2D and 3D (multilayered 2D mode) data acquisition methods, especially designed for SPM and SPA-LEED, which are used in surface science. It includes methods for … Continue reading

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Quantities

Quantities is a software package which allows the use of quantities which have dimensionality and have units attached within C++ programs in a way similar to the use of the built-in types float or double. It is thus an implementation … Continue reading

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BioInformatics and GIS applications

Two more links today (both user-contributed). DeltaStat performs statistical calculations on data from 2-D gel experiments and can be located in our BioInformatics section. The other link is for SAGA, the System for an Automated Geo-scientific Analysis, which can be … Continue reading

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DeltaStat

DeltaStat performs statistical calculations on data from 2D gel experiments. DeltaStat combines the power of R, a language for statistics, with the efficiency of a relational database to handle the large amount of data generated in proteomics experiments. Find DeltaStat … Continue reading

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Do you have an idea for a project?

Over in the OpenScience Forums, we have a discussion starting on New Project Ideas. Got an idea for a project? Need some collaborators? Come on over and brainstorm it here.

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Two new user-contributed links

Today we have added links to GAMGI in the Molecule Viewers and Editors section and MultiWell in the Chemical Kinetics section. Thanks to the two OpenScience users who pointed these out!

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GAMGI

The General Atomistic Modelling Graphic Interface. GAMGI aims to be useful for: 1) the scientific community working in Atomistic Modelling, that needs a graphic interface to build input data and to view and analyse output data, calculated with Ab-Initio and … Continue reading

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