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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.
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Vision: To create a city simulation using a all volunteer organization that reaches across the entire world. The project will be created in a virtual workspace utilizing the communication devices that are attainable for a wide volunteer base.
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This project aims to provide libraries in a few languages which allow for NORAD general perturbation element sets to be used in calculating the position and velocity of space objects.
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STOCHSIM is a stochastic simulator for biochemical reactions. The particles are represented as individual software objects which react according to probabilities derived from concentrations and rate constants. Simple spatial structures can be built.
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BrennerMD is a public domain Fortran molecular dynamics program by Donald Brenner and other people. This project is to maintain the original source code and to build a Python interface on top of it.
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METIL is a python-like interpreted or compiled language made for speed and generic programming, as in C++ but with static symbolic computations, type propagation, "for" surdefinition. Object orientation is centered on properties, rather than hierarchy.
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Simulator of virtual animals made up of biological neural networks for research in the Computational Neuroscience field.
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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.
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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".
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KU1K is a set of tools for 4D,5D and 6D compact U(1) lattice gauge theory Monte Carlo simulation using the Skipis-Vantzos algorithm. As the calculations involved, even for the 4D case, are consuming, the project is modular so as to run on the Grid.
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Simulator for large neuronal networks using leaky INF as its basic element. Simple few line scripts will enable rapid creation of large networks with different connectivities. Aimed at researchers interested in quickly testing large networks of neurons.
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Collection of utilities to link together various simulation codes relevant to the analysis and optimisation of Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs)
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CoSimA+
The Co-Simulation Adaptation Platform
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. -
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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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openSim is a software platform for the creation, simulation and visualization of system dynamics models.
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DisCoBotS
DisCoBotS is a Distributed Collective Robotics Simulator
DisCoBotS (Distributed Collective Robotics Simulator) aims to be a robotics simulator with a focus on swarm and modular robotics that can be run in parallel on multiple computers to speed up calculations of sensor values. Other features are: Fast calculation of sensor values by using graphics hardware, physics, integrated python shell, simple xml-based scene setup. Site is currently under construction. Repository will be setup soon. Stay tuned. -
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Labcoat: Cleanroom Apps for SuperWikia
Labcoat; the VHDL graphic emulator.
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.
