PySCeS-0.3.0 released

We are extremely pleased to announce the next release of PySCeS - The Python Simulator for Cellular Systems (http://pysces.sourceforge.net)

This release introduces a number of significant changes to PySCeS include:
- use only NumPy and SciPy 0.5+ (available at http://scipy.org\)
- uses Matplotlib for interactive plotting and so no longer requires GnuPlot (http://matplotlib.sf.net)
- Removed dependencies on ScientificPython and Numeric.
- simplified build/installation process

New and updated features include:
- a ModelMap module that can be used to explore and extract information about a model's components and connections
- major update to the SBML writing capabilities e.g. forcing functions now included as assignment rules, KineticLaw written correctly
- updates to the scan module and the inclusion of 2 dimensional scanning/plotting methods
- structural properties now more easily accessible using mod.(K/K0/L/L0) attributes

Please take a look at the release notes and CHANGELOG file for more specific details of the new functionality and package structure.

PySCeS is available for download as both source archive and Windows binaries (Python 2.4 and 2.5)
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=13917&package_id=114649&release_id=505584

Links to required and suggested support software needed to install/build PySCeS are listed at http://pysces.sf.net/download.html

Brett Olivier and the PySCeS development team.