DISCUSSION
Jan 22 2020
The purpose of this section is to provide our group with a unified set of high-quality and ideally open-source/cross-platform/low-cost tools and apps for simulation, data analysis, presentations and publications.
The purpose of this section is to provide our group with a unified set of high-quality and ideally open-source/cross-platform/low-cost tools and apps for simulation, data analysis, presentations and publications.
1. Crystal structure visualization:
2. For data-analysis: For windows: Origin Pro get it from software.rutgers.edu
3. For publications: Latex is highly preferred
For Ubuntu type: sudo apt install texlive-full
As alternative to Latex use markdown editor:
MS Word is OK - get it from software.rutgers.edu
4. As a unified way to access languages and tools:
Click on Extension icon and install the following extensions from the marketplace:
- Latex workshop
- Markdown all in One
- Markdown PDF
- Markdown Preview Enhanced
- Marp forVS code
- Python
- Visual studio IntelliCode
5. Some useful low cost tools:
6. For creating figures use:
Keynote on Mac or Powerpoint on Windows
7. For presentations
but not alone but within VS Code see 4.
Keynote on Mac
Powerpoint on PC
8. For simulations:
9. References. (TBA)
2. For data-analysis: For windows: Origin Pro get it from software.rutgers.edu
3. For publications: Latex is highly preferred
For Ubuntu type: sudo apt install texlive-full
As alternative to Latex use markdown editor:
MS Word is OK - get it from software.rutgers.edu
4. As a unified way to access languages and tools:
Click on Extension icon and install the following extensions from the marketplace:
- Latex workshop
- Markdown all in One
- Markdown PDF
- Markdown Preview Enhanced
- Marp forVS code
- Python
- Visual studio IntelliCode
5. Some useful low cost tools:
6. For creating figures use:
Keynote on Mac or Powerpoint on Windows
7. For presentations
but not alone but within VS Code see 4.
Keynote on Mac
Powerpoint on PC
8. For simulations:
9. References. (TBA)