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The OsMoSys Framework is a research project implementing a multi-formalism multi-solution framework for defining and analysing complex systems models. It uses model composition to cope with systems complexity.
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Pydusa is a package for parallel programming using Python. It contains a module for doing MPI programming in Python. We have added parallel solver packages such as Parallel SuperLU for solving sparse linear systems.
MBDyn_sim_suite is a collection of free pre&post-processing tools and simulation models for the open-source multi-body analysis software MBDyn forming a general purpose simulation environment for structural dynamics with an emphasis on wind turbines.
Henry is an interface for Taylor 1.4.3 package (A. Jorba & M. Zou) and was written for master thesis to compute N-body problems (in Poincare variables) and MEGNO stability factor. Work is supported by Krzysztof Gozdziewski.
The Model Interaction Environment for Neuroscience provides tools for development, searching, editing, execution, and visualization of biophysical models, abstract mathematical models, and experimental protocols used in neuroscience research.
SpiceX is a simple schematic capture program for graphical interaction with Spice-based electronic simulation cores, i.e., placing components, wires and test points. SpiceX creates NETLISTs and runs simulations directly from the GUI.
MANIKK is a toolkit for generating numerical interaction parameters -- describing the interaction between metallic atoms in a coherent lattice -- and for performing numerical Monte Carlo-simulations of physical properties of alloy systems.
We experiment with Evolution of Artifical Neural Networks, combining the two fields of Evolutionary Computation and ANNs. Our methods are applied to a variety of interesting problems. To learn more, click on "Home Page", "Mail", or "Files".
The Network Security Response Framework (NSRF) allows for testing different computer security response engines and methodologies. It supports simulated and real: Intrusion Detection Systems (sensors), Attacks, and Responses.
runsbml - Pathway Simulation Tool emulates the dynamics of biological pathways by calculating concentrations of biochemical compounds at different times and conditions.
Labcoat for SuperWikia Alpha fabrication manages new or revised fabrication processes. Its 'Cleanroom' applets allow codesmiths to access the lab environment, used to create semiconductors, substrate prototypes, chipset instruction blocks and other Labcoat projects. Our extensions in future releases will include UML support for C#/C++ conforming projects, import/export architecture schematics and refactoring sub-projects.
The co-simulation adapation platform serves as programming framework and middleware to enable coupling of distributed, heterogeneous numerical models. The framework facilitates the adaptation and integration of new sub-models into a common simulation platform.
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.