Projects within Chemistry

  • BKchem

    - Chemical drawing program
  • Biskit

    - a python library for structural bioinformatics research.
  • E-CELL Simulation Environment

    - Software for cellular and biochemical modeling and simulation
  • EMAN

    - 3D particle reconstruction package
  • Fityk

    - Non-linear curve fitting and data analysis
  • GAMGI

    - A program to build, view, and analyze atomic strucures.
  • GDIS

    - Software to display and manipulate isolated molecules and periodic systems
  • GPeriodic

    - Periodic table application
  • GROMACS

    - Simulates molecular dynamics
  • Gabedit

    - gui for computational chemistry packages
  • GenChemLab

    - Simulates general chemistry laboratory exercises
  • Ghemical

    - Molecular modelling application
  • Jmol

    - Molecule viewer and editor
  • Kci

    - Simulates chemical reactions
  • Lamprop

    - Calculates properties of fiber-reinforced composite laminates
  • MayaChemTools

    - MayaChemTools is a growing collection of Perl scripts to support day-to-day computational discovery needs.
  • Melting

    - Nearest-neighbor compilation of nucleic acid hybridation
  • OpenBabel

    - Translates chemical file formats and data
  • XDrawChem

    - Program to draw chemical structures
  • Xem

    - Program to calculate Ph balance
  • Xmakemol

    - Program for visualizing atomic and molecular systems
  • chemtool

    - Chemical structure editor
  • gElemental

    - A periodic table viewer.
  • gdpc

    - Visualizes molecular simulation
  • polyxmass

    - Mass spectrometric framework for simulation and analysis of mass spectrometric data of (bio-)polymers
 
 

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