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The Basics of General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry is an open textbook covering chemistry, matter and measurement, elements and the periodic table, bonding, chemical reactions, quantities, energy, and organic chemistry topics.
Avogadro is a molecular editor and visualization tool intended for cross-platform use in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, bioinformatics, materials science and related areas. The source lists a flexible rendering framework and a plugin architecture, with Open Babel import of chemical files and support for multiple computational packages, crystals and biomolecules.
CFDTool is a graphical user interface toolbox based on the FEATool Multiphysics toolbox for computational fluid dynamics and coupled heat transfer simulations. It includes CAD geometry modeling, automatic mesh generation, postprocessing and visualization, and support for the OpenFOAM and SU2 solvers. Models can be defined once and used with the solvers interchangeably. It can be integrated with MATLAB.
DermNet is a free dermatology resource that presents evidence-based information on skin conditions, procedures and treatments. It also offers a topics A–Z, clinical images, videos and a student resource centre, with sections aimed at healthcare professionals.
Calculus Made Easy is an HTML edition of Silvanus P. Thompson's book on calculus, originally published in 1910. The site offers a table of contents covering differentiation and integration topics, and notes the text is based on the Project Gutenberg PDF version converted to HTML by hand.
The Biology Project is an educational site from the University of Arizona's Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics. It provides instructional materials on topics including cell biology, human biology, immunology, Mendelian genetics, molecular biology and developmental biology. The site was last revised in July 2004 and is hosted by the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology.
