Biological use of Workstations

[Roy Smith]

In article <1717 at naucse.UUCP> jdc at naucse.UUCP (John Campbell) writes:
> Does anyone know [...] anything that utilizes the incredible graphics
> capability of modern workstations to aid in instruction or research
> in biology

	Just a few examples off the top of my head that are going on around
here.  Analysis of Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope images on a
Sun-3/160C; very graphics oriented.  Molecular modelling of filamentous
viruses on 3/160s; mostly mathematical modelling, not much in the way of
graphics, could be done on any floating point CPU.  Drawing molecular
models on Mac-II.  The possibilities are endless.
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