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A functional-structural model of tree growth based on carbon partitioning among individual organs that compete for resources.
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StabiTissue
3D Stabilization software for intravital imaging of mouse organs
- 2D Stabilization in each slice of the stacks in time. - 3D Stabilization intravital imaging of all the stacks (including the dimension Z) - create the videos and the stabilized images in a new folder -
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Metabolsim is a Real-Time Strategy game, where the battle field is the human body. You have to fight the incoming viruses, build and upgrade organs, and manage the food you get, so that your character spends a long and happy life !
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A functional-structural model of Almond tree growth based on carbon partitioning among individual organs that compete for resources.
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Cellicone is a project to develop an artificial life organism with the necessary components to make it comparable to biological life as we know it. This includes components ranging from proteins to cells to organs to limbs, and many steps between.
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