Projects

BioPAX

BioPAX is a collaborative effort to create a data exchange format for biological pathway data. The goal of the BioPAX group is to develop a common exchange format for biological pathways data. The BioPAX project began at the Fourth BioPathways Consortium Meeting, a satellite of the ISMB'02 ... [More] Conference held in Edmonton, Canada in August 2002. It was decided that a pathway exchange format would facilitate sharing of pathway information between databases and users and would be a good first step to building an open source pathway information resource. The project got underway in early October 2002 when Chris Hogue (BIND, UToronto), Peter Karp (BioCyc, SRI), and Chris Sander (MSKCC) organized the BioPAX work group. [Less]

Lan Community

Aplikacja służąca do komunikowania się i monitorowania sieci lokalnej.

communitarian

use and testing Google Apps for education, students, alumnis, youth, families, society, social diversity, multiculturalism, unity in diversity, community, responsive communitarian, corporate responsibility, sustainability development, The Human Community

glucose

Glucose chat is a cross platform web browser based captive portal and chat wireless ap administration system. It allows for the owner of a wireless node to administer it through the chat interface, by limiting bandwidth, blacklisting certain computers and temporarily removing others from the ... [More] network. It has a gui interface as well as text based commands similar to irc chat commands. It is built on top of Openwrt wireless, using javascript, lighthttpd, php, sh, and linux IPTables. The project is still in alpha. While all its features currently work, there are many areas that need development and improvement. [Less]

networks-tb--galois

networks.tb/galois v1.3This is a standalone version of networks.tb/galois, the Galois lattice computation tool, part of the networks.tb suite. To compile, just type "make" in the current directory. To launch galois, just type "./galois" followed by the name of the database: ... [More] either by providing a standalone matrix file name, using the "-f" modifyer, such as "./galois -f data/blog-US-networks-2008-150agents.matrix" or providing a networks.tb database index file (see networks.tb): "./galois data/zebrasquick.90-95" The format used by Galois is easy to manipulate using examples provided in the archive. You may also have a look at the general manual for networks.tb. Comments and suggestions can be sent at camille.roth@polytechnique.edu [Less]

newworkcommunity

newworkcommunity