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Last year the Programmeerzomer.nl sponsored one summer student to work on Bioclipse\n(see the announcement ). The Programmeerzomer is much like the\nGoogle Summer of Code where I mentor Alexandr. However, it is much\nsmaller and oriented at just the NL area: both the student and the mentor needs to be Dutch,\nbut the opensource project does not.

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Rob worked last year on a Ghemical plugin for Bioclipse (see\nthis interview in Dutch). The architecture for doing\ncalculations (the Compute plugin) is still being used within several other plugins. This year I got assigned two students: one for\nBioclipse and one for Jmol.

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I have no idea at this moment what ideas the students picked from the lists in the wikis (see the\nJmol project idea and Bioclipse idea\nlists). There is a meeting scheduled in the 25th.

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The ideas include:

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If you have a suggestion, it would be much appreciated if you can add that to the wiki pages linked above. Make sure to leave a comment to this blog item too, announcing the new idea!

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