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interactive periodic table w rotating molecule visualisation  Paste PDB / SDF / MOL molecule definition to Import

visualise the rise and fall of particular keywords across 5 million books and 500 years

This visualisation generates itself from this Google Doc. So when new research comes out, we can quickly update the data and regenerate the image. (How cool is that??) Hopefully then this should be a useful web resources for years to come. About the imageThis image is a "balloon race". The higher a bubble, the greater the evidence for its effectiveness. But the supplements are only effective for the conditions listed inside the bubble. You might also see multiple bubbles for certain supps. These is because some supps affect a range of conditions, but the evidence quality varies from condition to condition. For example, there's strong evidence that Green Tea is good for cholesterol levels. But evidence for its anti-cancer effects is conflicting. In these cases, we give a supp another bubble.

Visualise the basics of colour

nice tool to create, help visualise mathematical problems

Rainbow XML editor makes editing XML easy. By clearly visualising your data as a series of nodes, Rainbow allows you to focus on manipulating data rather than having to worry about creating correct XML syntax. Rainbow is free to use online which means you can load it from any computer at any time - all you need is the latest Flash player. Try it now!

Generate a visual representation of a website DOM. An coloured, animated tree-node graph unfolds showing the structure of a site, based on what HTML tags it uses. Quite a beautiful visualisation. See author's blog entry on the applet at: http://www.aharef.info/2006/05/websites_as_graphs.htm

Websites as graphs is an HTML DOM visualizer applet that represents HTML elements of a website in different colors. For example all hyperlinks are blue and it's animated! After entering a URL and punching "Show me the Graph" you can see the flower grow.

An RDF browser, written by Tim Berners-Lee and the Tabulator team- Available online, as FF extrension or Opera Widget

This tool plots the F(x, y) mathematical functions into your browser. The thing is that, we are trying to bring a new way which is more visual and effective in learning. Examples: x^2 + y cos(x + y) * y abs(x+y) sign(x) + sign(y) sqrt(x^2 + y^2)

Collaborate with your team in private and secure network.Discover, share and discuss new ideas, files and links.Identify current trends and visualise the information flow.Empower individuals and easily identify internal experts.Centralised Archive of your organizations knowledge.Reduce chain mails to streamline internal communication. count plan FREE:Basic Features2 Groups1 Gb storageEnhanced Security (SSL)

Simplified collaboration at work. Use Flowr.com to share ideas, files, create tasks and collaborate with your co-workers.

The Love 40 is a prototype using data from The Official BBC Radio Top 40 

This program provides a view of 150 years of American art as represented in The Phillips Collection. The works illustrate Phillips's taste and his enthusiasm for contemporary American artists, many of whom he knew personally and whose work he collected in depth.

It supports investigation into the relationship between how words are used within the messages of all the people using Twitter. the data is retrieved a Venn Diagram is shown which illustrates the rate of tweets containing the search terms in the various combinations. 

social news aggregator and visualizer for sites such as digg, reddit, del.icio.us and hackernews:

SARES is a web-based application that attempts to automatically "tag" images with keywords.

The Natural Science Museum of Barcelona has a growing database of 50,000 records of specimens collected over the past 150 years. Bestiario explores this data in their biodiversity treemap and geographical map.