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QMForge reads output from various quantum mechanical calculations and provides tools for analyzing these results. Specifically, population (Mulliken and C-squared), fragment, and charge decomposition analyses are available. See https://qmforge.net for more info.

Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) in solution is a common low-resolution method which can efficiently complement high-resolution information obtained by crystallography or NMR. Sample monodispersity is key to reliable SAXS data interpretation and model building. Beamline setups with inline high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) are particularly useful for accurate profiling of heterogeneous samples. The program DATASW performs averaging of individual data frames from HPLC-SAXS...

...This is extremely important since demodulation calculations at k = 2 on in situ powder diffraction data represent implementation of MED method which been described in Chernyshov, D. et al. Acta Cryst. 2011, A67, 327. Demodulated data can be then viewed on 2D and/or 1D plot and analyses with different tools including In Phase Plot, Maximum Amplitude Plot and Positive Pattern Plot. Demodulated data also can be saved in ASCII format for further analysis.

...Fortunately Microsoft has also released a command line version for Linux and Mac OS based on OCAML however this version will only output a CSV file for the simulation results. SPiM2Eclipse provides a bridge for those running SPiM from the command-line by allowing simulations to be completed by a single click, displaying an embedded plot of the results. Features: -As an Eclipse plugin you have all of the powerful features of Eclipse available to you. -Syntax color highlighting -One-click simulation with plotting For more information on SPiM see the offical project website at: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/spim/