Great Matlab tutorial for beginners and advanced users
Thursday, 04 February 2010 19:39

Recently, one of my colleagues got interested in Matlab owing to >100k data points and an unfaithful Excel friendship.

In a search for a nice tutorial I found one which stands out very nicely. YAGTOM: Yet Another Guide TO Matlab, by Matthew Dunham & Kevin Murphy, is a great tutorial that covers most of the practical usages of Matlab. Highly recommended.

 
Adding image preview to MathWorks Matlab File Exchange
Saturday, 23 January 2010 16:31

Browsing MathWorks Matlab Central File Exchange is one of my daily routines. One thing that I had always wished was a way to preview the matlab file images before clicking on the link. It can save a lot of time when browsing for a large number of files. So, I made a solution for it using Greasemonkey and jQuery. Enjoy!

Download and install the script from here. You need to have Greasemonkey installed.

 

 
Threading in Python tutorial
Tuesday, 29 December 2009 22:59

If you have a serial code or software, i.e. a Matlab .m file, and a 8 core workstation laying in your lab, I bet you are already looking for a method to speed up your work. Here, I show you how to use threading in Python as an easy alternative to other methods such as Nvidia's CUDA.

Let's get started.

 
Featured as spotlight in Biotechnology and Bioengineering Journal
Friday, 13 November 2009 13:43

My first paper, "Computational study of the drag and oscillatory movement of biofilm streamers in fast flows", has been selected as a Spotlight paper in Biotechnology and Bioengineering.

 
Biofilms streamers and the drag of biological flexible structures in flow
Saturday, 07 November 2009 10:37

In nature, biological systems such as biofilms exhibit a streamlined form exposed to harsh changing environments. Also, these structures have an interesting structure in common. They have a base attached to the substratum and a tail that flaps in the flow. These two characteristics: streamlined shape and flapping tail behavior have been the focus of my recent study (Taherzadeh et al., 2009).

 
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