A flexible, extensible desktop shell built with QML, C++, and JavaScript

Plugins for nucleus-shell

Color Schemes for Nucleus Shell

A blazingly fast CLI for managing and supercharging nucleus-shell.

A cli built for nucleus-shell.

Shell Script used to setting up backend infrastructure of Nucleus

Custom Shell Program Using NodeJS

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Shell Script For Kockpit Nucleas

Energy eigenvalues calculation using common shell model for the nucleus

Computational model of the cell nucleus including chromatin fibers, nuclear shell, and coupling with the cytoskeleton

Open-Source Cannula Adapted from Tropea et. al 2022 aimed to target rostral shell nucleus accumbens in P31, early-adolescent prairie voles.

Atom UI theme based on the arc theme (for GTK 3, GTK 2 and Gnome-Shell) and the adaptable UI nucleus-dark-ui.

Enter a vibrant neon-scape where an atom comes to life. A glowing, pulsing nucleus sits at the center, surrounded by three electron shells that host orbiting electrons, leaving trails of shimmering particles. The dynamic electron probability cloud envelops the nucleus, inviting interaction and exploration.

This code is an **interactive atomic model visualization** built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It displays atoms like Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, etc., showing their nucleus, electron shells, and revolving electrons with animated trails.

Explore a vibrant, interactive 3D visualization of atomic structure featuring a pulsing, glowing nucleus surrounded by orbiting electrons. Each electron shell is dynamically animated, showcasing the beauty of quantum mechanics within a neon sci-fi aesthetic.

"The Quacken" is a simple, interactive way to see how adding protons to a nucleus pulls the electron shell closer. It’s a subatomic tug-of-war that shows exactly why atoms get smaller as they gain more "muscle" in the middle.

This repository contains the codes developed for the methods used in the section "Calcium Data Analysis" of the manuscript "Dynamic Representation of Appetitive and Aversive Stimuli in Nucleus Accumbens Shell D1- and D2-Medium Spiny Neurons". It also includes example files for usage demonstration purposes.

sort of like a cell nucleus takes dna and makes proteins, I want this to take source code in python and make shell commands or .exes. A repo that can live on github and I can just clone it, have the functions, from anywhere, and it just works