Subject: Concord Modeling Workbench Version 1.1 available (formerly Concord Modeler)

From: Qian Xie <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 16:52:50 -0500

Hi folks,

We would like to announce the release of our
educational molecular simulation freeware,
the Concord Modeling Workbench Version 1.1.
The software can be downloaded at:

http://workbench.concord.org/modeler/index.html

The Concord Modeling Workbench is a set
of educational tools that can be used to compute
and visualize the motion of ensembles of atoms
and molecules. The motion of each entity is
estimated using molecular mechanics forces.
Meso-scale objects and their interactions based
on the Gay-Berne model are supported. The
resulting ensembles can illustrate energy conservation,
gas laws, pressure, phase transitions, chemical
bonding, chemical reactions, Maxwell velocity distribution,
osmosis, electrolysis, electrophoresis, liquid crystals,
polymers, and more.

The Concord Modeling Workbench also provides an
integrated software environment that can be used to
easily create, visualize, annotate, contextualize,
cross-link and distribute molecular dynamics models.
High school and college students can use it to explore
a vast range of preexisting models, or to develop models
of their own.

The International Center
The Concord Consortium
978-369-2715