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    2D Orthogonal Planes Split: <b>Python</b> and <b>MATLAB</b> code | <b>Source Images</b> for Figures by Nektarios Valous (20715650)

    Published 2025
    “…<p dir="ltr">Python scripts, Jupyter notebooks, and MATLAB code demonstrate functionalities such as re-colorization, de-colorization, contrast enhancement, re-staining, and stain separation on test images using the 2D orthogonal planes split. …”
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    Supplementary data for PCI-based pavement modelling: code, presentation, and additional analysis by Azam Amir (21505033)

    Published 2025
    “…<p dir="ltr"><br>This is data for PCI-based pavement modeling: code, presentation, and analysis :</p><p dir="ltr">· A link to the Python code used in the analysis,</p><p dir="ltr">· Presentation slides summarizing key findings, and</p><p dir="ltr">· Analysis results.…”
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    FibrilGen: A Python Package for Atomistic Modeling of Peptide β‑Sheet Nanostructures by Chao-Yu Yang (847201)

    Published 2025
    “…For <i>de novo</i> peptide-based nanomaterials that rely on the rational design of the peptide primary sequence, a systematic approach to computationally model the diverse and complex potential nanostructures formed by self-assembling peptides would be of considerable value. Here, we present FibrilGen, a bespoke Python package capable of building a broad range of cross-β morphologies at the atomic level. …”
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    FibrilGen: A Python Package for Atomistic Modeling of Peptide β‑Sheet Nanostructures by Chao-Yu Yang (847201)

    Published 2025
    “…For <i>de novo</i> peptide-based nanomaterials that rely on the rational design of the peptide primary sequence, a systematic approach to computationally model the diverse and complex potential nanostructures formed by self-assembling peptides would be of considerable value. Here, we present FibrilGen, a bespoke Python package capable of building a broad range of cross-β morphologies at the atomic level. …”