- tip #1: debian java packaging for taverna jalview jmol bioclipse and cdk? http://goo.gl/12iU9
- tip #2: pathway information, OWL, what can you wish for more? CHEMINF perhaps? http://goo.gl/qInJB
- tip #3: Nescent has the jmol protein evolution again. Great idea, cool graphics http://goo.gl/c0r0j
- tip #4: how much I love the SWT-based Cytoscape in Bioclipse, cytoscape in HTML5 rocks http://goo.gl/jbgWY
- tip #5: #java BioJava3 AA psysico-chemical prop calculations... sounds like http://pharmbio.org to me http://goo.gl/EG7tG
- tip #6: comptox in Orange with AZOrange http://goo.gl/XS0vf with perhaps room for CDK and Cinfony
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Google Summer of Code 2011: some cool ideas
The Google Summer of Code is a now yearly event where university students (including PhD students) can work on open source project, and get payed fairly well (mentors only get a T-shirt :). A few years ago I was mentor for the KDE project, supervising work on Strigi-Chemistry. Various open source science projects participate again this year (no, no chemistry projects, I'm afraid), but a few come close. Here are my tips of this year:
Don't forget VTK which has a summer of code project specifically for chemistry visualization. That, plus volume rendering using WebGL which would be great for surface rendering in the browser.
ReplyDeleteOh, I missed that one! Thanx for the extra tip!
ReplyDeleteThanks Geoff - I was just about to point this out too. This is VTK's first year in Google Summer of Code, and I am hoping to see some great proposals from students!
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