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Hello,

I've been trying to understand the goals of the CellML team for some
time. Are they restricted to defining a set of XML vocabularies for the
life sciences? Is there a large set of open source software planned? Or
is the team working for largely proprietary reasons (even if for an
academic institution)?

Specifically, it looks like a huge part of the Auckland team's effort is
focused on CMISS. Is CMISS an open source effort?

Thank you!
Don

Donald Doherty, Ph.D.
Brainstage Research, Inc.
www.brainstage.com
donald.doherty AT brainstage.com
412-478-4552

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Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 8:02 PM
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Subject: [cellml-discussion] Electrophysiological CellML model
simulationenvironment - CESE 1.3

Hello,

A new version (1.3) of Cell Electrophysiology Simulation Environment
(CESE) has been released that offers CellML support. CESE is available
from SourceForge:

http://cese.sourceforge.net/

And the site has pretty good documentation of the status of the project.

Best wishes,
Autumn
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Autumn A. Cuellar
Bioengineering Institute
The University of Auckland
New Zealand

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• [cellml-discussion] Electrophysiological CellML model simulation environment - CESE 1.3, Autumn Cuellar, 05/19/2004
  • [cellml-discussion] Should developers outside the Auckland team contribute?, Donald Doherty, Ph.D., 05/31/2004
    • [cellml-discussion] Should developers outside the Auckland team contribute?, Matt Halstead, 05/31/2004
      • [cellml-discussion] Should developers outside the Auckland teamcontribute?, Donald Doherty, Ph.D., 05/31/2004

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