Tabular formats When I first came to Madison in 1986 as a postdoc with Biochemistry professor Paul Kaesberg to learn cloning and sequencing, I was surprised when he said that the most important program to work with sequences was the (now defunct GCG) program REFORMAT. And “boy” was he right, as in my 30+ years …
In 1992 I attended a molecular graphics visualization and simulation somewhere in Texas, organized by Keck. One of the presenter had a movie of molecular dynamics of a protein that forever changed my mental view of the 3D structure of a protein: the atoms “wiggled” and it made clear with a stunning visual depiction that …
PyMOL license needs update Attention PyMOL users. The UW license is set to expire on January 15th, 2020. The license is required for running PyMOL starting with version 2.o and works for now on all updated 2.x versions (currently 2.3.4.) Edit: for Departmental computer Biochem IT is “pushing” the license to departmental computers, hence this …
Winter 2020 Programming Workshops on Campus In the past years I have offered python 3, R, and RStudio workshops within the Biochem Department (see links below.) R is both a language and a software environment for statistical computing and graphics. R (and other languages) can be used through the amazing RStudio interface for even more performance, ease …