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Continuously updated functional re-annotation of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex gene set, anchored on the MTBC0 ancestral genome rather than on a single strain. Serves one record per gene combining Pfam domains, ESMFold structures with Foldseek search, protein language-model features, orthology, curated knowledge, protein association networks and intra-species selection inferred from 145209 sequenced genomes, with dated sources and a graded confidence level for every field. Intended as a successor to Mycobrowser, which is no longer maintained.

An interactive platform that performs statistical analyses on metabolomics datasets and allows visualising results with ease. The interface gives users autonomy in creating figures suited to their reporting and publication needs.

The Open Neuroscience Graph (openneuroscience.org) is an open-access, curated knowledge graph that maps the open science ecosystem in neuroscience as a browsable digital garden. Built from an Obsidian vault and published as a static website using Quartz, the project replaces traditional linear presentation with a networked structure of interlinked Markdown notes. Bidirectional links, full-text search, and an integrated graph visualization allow users to navigate thematic relationships dynamically rather than sequentially. The complete source material is openly available to sustain, replicate and extend the resource, includding all Markdown content, media attachments, Quartz configuration files, and site customizations. Researchers, educators, and open-science practitioners may explore the site directly, download the vault for offline use in Obsidian, or fork the material to build new, derivative knowledge bases. PID=https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20181900

ArrayAnalysis is a web-based application for transcriptomic data analysis. It supports the analysis of both microarray and RNA-seq data. The tool may also be installed locally as a desktop app, Docker image, or R package.