Matt Fenwick

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I work in a scientific computing group on the CONNJUR project -- 100% open-source software for NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy) software and data integration.

Sub-projects under the CONNJUR umbrella include:

  • CONNJUR-ST: Spectrum Translator; for converting time-domain and frequency-domain data between the various formats
  • CONNJUR-WB: Workflow Builder; for processing spectral data (time-domain to frequency domain)
  • RudolF: a sandbox for applying functional programming languages to NMR, data analysis, and protein bioinformatics. Currently we have Haskell and Clojure code, but are looking to add more languages!

Typical CONNJUR technologies:

  • Java
  • MySQL
  • github
  • CVS
  • Eclipse

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Interesting answer -- so is Yiddish similar to german?
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