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A computer code for simulation of electron-hydrogen scattering. Contains three (more or less) finished sub-programs: (a) “hex-ecs” which solves the Schrödinger equation in the B-spline basis, (b) “hex-dwba” which computes scattering variables for high energies using the distorted wave Born approximation of the first order and finally (c) “hex-db” which is a user interface to a plain SQLite database, where the intermediate results are being stored, and which is used to extract...

Browser based ballistics calculator for arrows and bullets: http://www.x-ballistics.eu/app/web/ballistics/index

We've moved to https://github.com/tjod/gMol/wiki gMol is an interactive visualization system used to display and manipulate 3-dimensional models of scientific data, such as molecular structures and surfaces. It contains both OpenGL and web browser widgets that enable flexible user interfaces.

A framework to support scientific experiments: acquiring, visualizing, analyzing, and managing experimental data. Initially developed to support the experimental process on two beamlines at the Canadian Light Source synchrotron (lightsource.ca).

EXTREMA is an interactive program with publication quality graphics and mathematical analysis capabilities. EXTREMA can be GUI and/or command driven. The command language includes conditional branching, looping and subroutine calling constructs.

Cell Motility Analysis Package analyzes timelapse sequences of moving cells. Various quantitites characterizing motility are calculated, including normal velocity of the membrane, cell contact area, and spatio-temporal auto-correlation functions.

T.I.DB is a Temporal Extension to the Relational Model. It is the natural evolution of the Conditions Database (ConditionsDB), used in the ATLAS/CERN experiment. T.I.DB will support future implementations in both MySQL and Oracle, PostgreSQL and others.

toolbox with information and programs for Computer Aided Innovation The scientific background of Skidbladnir is known as the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving; in English abbreviated as TIPS or TRIZ, in German as TRIS.