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The ProteinsPlus web server aims to support life scientists in working with protein structures. Protein structures are the key to understanding protein function. They are an important resource in many biotechnological application areas from pharmaceutical research to biocatalysis. ProteinsPlus focuses on protein-ligand interactions. The server provides support for the initial steps of dealing with protein structures, namely structure search, quality assessment, and preprocessing. JAMDA enables users to perform an on-the-fly molecular docking of up to five molecules. The poses can then be visualized in 2D (PoseView, PoseEdit). Furthermore, advanced options, such as protein pocket detection (DoGSite), prediction of water molecule positions (WarPP), protein structure ensemble generation (SIENA), prediction of metal coordination (METALizer), the analysis of solvent channels in protein crystals (LifeSoaks), or the categorization of protein-protein-interfaces (HyPPI) are supported.

Local-first, open-source healthcare AI toolkit for clinical NLP and PHI/PII de-identification across 12 languages, running entirely on-device with 1,000+ specialized medical models; provides Python SDK, REST API, Docker deployment, and native Swift apps via OpenMedKit with Apple MLX/CoreML acceleration, supporting HIPAA-aware de-identification with 247 PII checkpoints (3K+ stars, Apache 2.0, arXiv 2508.01630)

The System Package Data Exchange™ (SPDX®) specification is an open standard designed to represent systems containing software components as Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs). Additionally, SPDX supports AI, data, and security references, making it suitable for a wide range of risk management use cases. This _spdx3_ prefix is for SPDX 3.x versions. For earlier versions, use _spdx.term_.

SeqBench is a free collection of browser-based tools for working with DNA, RNA and protein sequences, including reverse complement, translation, ORF finding, GC content, primer melting temperature, restriction site analysis, codon optimization, pairwise alignment and plasmid visualization. All computation runs client-side in the browser, so input sequences are never uploaded to a server.

regenie is a C++ program for whole genome regression modelling of large genome-wide association studies.

Bias factorized, base-resolution deep learning models of chromatin accessibility (chromBPNet).

RxDock is a fast and versatile open-source docking program that can be used to dock small molecules against proteins and nucleic acids. It is designed for high-throughput virtual screening (HTVS) campaigns and binding mode prediction studies.

Filtering and trimming of long read sequencing data.

Translates spectrophotometer and NanoDrop readings into mass and molar concentrations for dsDNA, ssDNA, ssRNA, and protein from a single anchor input, with optional sequence-specific nearest-neighbor extinction coefficients. A browser calculator supports bidirectional unit conversion, batch processing of up to ninety-six NanoDrop export rows, and A260/A280 purity interpretation with plain-language warnings; a REST API exposes converter, batch, and purity modes for scripted use. Calculator arithmetic is hosted remotely; API clients transmit parameters and return structured result fields and shareable run identifiers.

Constructs Punnett squares and offspring genotype and phenotype ratios for complete, incomplete, codominant, ABO multiple-allele, and sex-linked Mendelian crosses from parent genotypes, with step-by-step walkthroughs and reduced ratio output. A browser calculator provides live grids, textbook presets, PNG and SVG export, and shareable links; a Python library and command-line tool submit the same parameters to the Pepkio Tools API for scripted use. Calculator arithmetic for the API client is hosted remotely; the client transmits cross inputs and returns structured grids, ratios, walkthroughs, and shareable run identifiers.

Evaluates Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for diploid loci with two to six alleles using chi-square and Guo-Thompson exact tests, inbreeding coefficient F, and plain-language verdicts from observed genotype counts, allele frequencies, or biallelic disease incidence. A browser calculator provides De Finetti plots, export, and Wright-Fisher simulation under selection, drift, mutation, and migration; a Python library and command-line tool submit the same parameters to the Pepkio Tools API for scripted use. Calculator arithmetic for the API client is hosted remotely; the client transmits genotype or simulation inputs and returns structured results and shareable run identifiers.