Program for converting Ultimate 3000 RSCL ASCII chromatograms to XY data
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Extract and combine raw data files from chromatography systems (SEC and AEC)
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Tools made to help my friend learn Chemistry !!!
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R script for bio-analytical method validation
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An R script to fit acquired LC-MS peak data to a log-normal function.
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Plotting extension for PyMassSpec.
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Agent-based Chromatography and Separations Simulator developed in NetLogo
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Jun 29, 2023 - NetLogo
convert_res.py is a modified PyCORN utility to generate .png plots from .res files
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An R package for tidy chemometric analysis.
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Documents scripts for processing raw chromatography data. It also includes related tasks such as visualizing raw data files for mass spec, UV, and fluorescence data.
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KBI Biopharma's fork of CADET2 to support Reveal-Chromatography application
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Notebook for IEC examples presented at NPCW in Trondheim, Norway, August 17-18, 2023.
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Mar 11, 2024 - Jupyter Notebook
This is a GUI for removing baseline ions from samples based on the blank sampe
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Material for model of ion exchange chromatography
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Material for model of ion exchange chromatography
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This repository is very specific. It contains a nested dataset of 301 files. Six signals are processed: four uv-vis and a fluorescence signal.
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