FRONTIERS IN BIOSCIENCE; DATABASES; ANIMATIONS AND MOLECULAR SIMULATION DYNAMICS GALLERY
	Animations of small molecule diffusion in polymers. Animations of the protein cellobiohydrolase I (CBH1) Cell Movement by the University of Virginia Changing States by Michael Klein, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Collection of new possibilities showing molecules interactively Visualizations created with the gOpenMol program. Visualizations and animations done at CSC. Visualization of volumes of chromosomes and viruses based on electron microscopy tomography. Visualizations of Derived Amine Oxides by The Ian O'Neil Research Group . Visualization of micelles. This material contains pictures which were not published with the other material. Visualization of the dynamics of spreading of small droplets of chainlike molecules on surfaces. Animations and visualization done with the Moviemol program by Lars Ojamäe, Ohio State University Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Liquid Water. Periodic Hartree-Fock Studies of ice VIII. Modelling H5O2+. Phonon Modes in Ice II. Animations connected to the Educational Materials for Organic Chemistry at Michigan State University by Abby Parrill. Biocomputing Center at NASA Chemistry at Imperial College , England Chemistry Visualizations Slides from HordeNet Chemist's Art Gallery Cornell Theory Center Applying defects in ceramics Molecular sponges Protein folding Drug design College of Chemistry at U.C. Berkeley Movies of some of the interesting vibrational modes in Benzene Movies of some interesting chemical reactions Department of Physical Chemistry at the Technical University of Darmstadt Animations Molecular Dynamics Simulation with Java VRML for the communication with 3D scenarios of biomolecules Fixed Molecule Photoelectron Angular Distributions, Photofragmentation Dynamics Group (I Powis), University of Nottingham, England. GRASP (Graphical Representation and Analysis of Structural Properties) visualizations in JAVA. Hahnemann University School of Medicine US (Biochemistry) Hyperactive Molecules by Henry Rzepa at Imperial College Chemistry Department and Benjamin Whitaker at the School of Chemistry, Leeds University, UK. IBM Almaden Research The Image Library of Biological Macromolecules, Institut für Molekulare Biotechnologie, Biocomputing, Jena, Germany Institute for Molecular Virology University of Wisconsin, USA Computer visualizations of viruses Digitized images of viruses by electron microscope Topographical maps of viruses Klotho: Biochemical Compounds Declarative Database Molecular Docking Web by Garret M. Morris. MOLMOL (MOLecule analysis and MOLecule display) visualization at ETH (Zurich) and Contributed Image Gallery. The Materials and Process Simulation Center (MSC) of the Beckman Institute at the California Institute of Technology. Molecular Modeling Gallery MSMS, Molecular Graphics Gallery of molecular surfaces, lattice modeling of proteins and computational geometry. Nanothinc, an Internet-based publisher/developer/ distributor webcasting interactive and enhanced multimedia nanocontent. Nano Gallery Nick's Molecular Art Gallery, by UCLA PovChem Gallery. Combining chemistry, ray tracing, and a little art to make high-quality molecular graphics RASMOL Gallery. The images in this gallery were created with the RasMol viewer. Recent visualizations from SCV Re_View animations by Jeffrey J. Gosper. Examples Additional Simulations for Re_View Simulated Reactions SURFNET, written by Roman A Laskowski SWISS-Images. Collection of Macromolecule Images (FTP) The exhibit, by Kenyon College The Spock Image Gallery UCSF MidasPlus Sample Images Visualization in chemistry by the Department of Physical Chemistry at the University of Geneva Visualizations in chemistry at NCSA Visualization Lab, by IBM/Almaden Visualizations and animations by Dr. Michael G. Prisant Welcome to the World of Physical Chemistry at UCSD Quantum Mechanics X-Ray Diffraction Molecular Dynamics Statistical Mechanics Spectroscopy Well Dressed Electrons, Einstein and Lasers, University of Rochester WebLab WWW Living-Book of Physical Chemistry<\li>