Silverd in the moons Eclipse...
1 October 2006
Felix Grant discovers that, despite appearances, Eclipse is all about clarity
Robert Roe interviews MathWorks Loren Dean, on the use of AI in modelling and simulation
October/November 2006
Chromatography in action
1 October 2006
Warren Clark on acquisition applications
A systematic approach to biology
1 October 2006
Clare Sansom explores the world of systems biology
Standards unlock new applications for data
1 October 2006
Siân Harris reports on the progress towards standard data formats and how this could transform biological research
Meet Mr Matlab
1 October 2006
John Murphy meets scientific computing's leading 'celebrity', Cleve Moler, co-founder of The MathWorks
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