The Open Chemistry project offers a suite of permissively licensed cross-platform tools that provide reusable libraries and end-user applications for computational chemistry, materials science, and related areas.

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Avogadro 2Avogadro 2 is a versatile desktop application for editing and visualizing molecular data. It is cross-platform, and can be extended with C++ plugins, or Python scripts. Support for a number of computational chemistry codes is offered, and integration with online databases.
MoleQueueMoleQueue provides desktop integration of high-performance computing (HPC) resources, along with local execution of standalone code. It is a small, Qt-based, system-tray resident application that makes computing resources easier to access from graphical applications.
Tomviz Tomviz offers a desktop application for the processing, visualization, and analysis of 3D tomographic data. The full pipeline of data processing steps from alignment and reconstruction right through to analysis and segmentation of the 3D data can be presented, saved, and restored.

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Tomviz 1.8 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Tomviz 1.8 (GitHub release page). This release features a number of improvements for the X-ray tomography community with support for white and dark fields, initial support for using TomoPy in a Docker pipeline, and some additional color presets that were requested after we reworked our presets in […]

Tomviz 1.7 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Tomviz 1.7 (GitHub release page). This release features a number of improvements including a new color map preset dialog with an improved small form factor, the ability to save custom color maps, and preview all available color maps. The HDF5 support was improved, with a new generic […]

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