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Added a residue annotation tool to coot1-trimmings. Allows you to save notes associated with the active residue. These can then be written to (and reloaded from) the mmcif:

You want to start tomography? Solve structures inside cells? Reach Nyquist 😳 ? @phaips.vd.st and I have a website for you! tomoguide.github.io You'll find a tutorial on how to reconstruct tomograms, pick particles and do subtomogram averaging, using different software! Hope it will be useful !

3.8 angstrom resolution ribosome from 33 tomograms The TomoGuide website
Philippe Van der Stappen@phaips.vd.st · last yr.

Hey #TeamTomo, Ever been in need of a tutorial about the fundamentals of cryo-electron tomography? From preprocessing raw frames to high-res subtomogram averaging? That's why @florentwaltz.bsky.social and I made this website! tomoguide.github.io Follow the thread 1 /🧵 #CryoET #CryoEM 🔬🧪

"My observation is that, more important than one's first programming language is one's first substantial (i.e. 6 months to write) program. ...spent much of their remaining professional lives trying to repeat it, improve on it, or prove it is the best." fermatslibrary.com/s/the-conseq...

Fermat's Library | The Consequences of One’s First Programming Language annotated/explained version.

Fermat's Library is a platform for illuminating academic papers.

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Blog post link: diffusionflow.github.io/ Despite seeming similar, there is some confusion in the community about the exact connection between the two frameworks. We aim to clear up the confusion by showing how to convert one framework to another, for both training and sampling.

Diffusion Meets Flow Matching

Flow matching and diffusion models are two popular frameworks in generative modeling. Despite seeming similar, there is some confusion in the community about their exact connection. In this post, we a...

diffusionflow.github.io