embryodynamics.com

Bios of Radivoj and Alexandre

Posted by Alexandre on 20 July 2010 in Information. Comments Off

As we’re reviewing the last bits of content and code, we’re cleaning up our work and are planning to release the new version of the Embryodynamics software in a couple of weeks time for the second wave of public beta. In the meantime, we’ve just added the bios of Radivoj and Alexandre who are both behind the Embryodynamics project.

Download of the Embryodynamics Public Beta

Posted by Alexandre on 17 February 2010 in Software. Comments Off

Since we’re working hard on a new release of the Embryodynamics Player application, we’ve decided to take down the link for the previous version which is now way outdated.
The new release will always work in the same way, is more stable and will include some new important features, like downloading of animations within the Player. If you’re willing to take part in a second batch of large-scale tests, we’re looking for volunteers! Fill in this form and we may contact you to help us search for that last bug.

Mais où est la version française du site?

Posted by Alexandre on 17 February 2010 in Web. Comments Off

Elle n’est pas très loin mais nous avons du faire des choix et, le temps étant compté, nous avons opté pour lancer d’abord cette version anglophone. Vous noterez que les animations et leurs légendes ne sont pour l’instant qu’elles aussi disponibles en anglais uniquement. Nous nous attaquerons à la localisation du site et des animations (tâche titanesque!) dès que nous pourrons assurer une qualité de travail à la hauteur de la version anglaise.
Dans tous les cas, si vous laissez un commentaire en français, nous vous comprendrons et aurons plaisir à vous répondre aussi en français. Und… ist Deutsch auch möglich? Ja, sicher!

New release of the Embryodynamics web site

Posted by Alexandre on 17 February 2010 in Web. Comments Off

After quite a long time, we’re happy to share with you the new release of the Embryodynamics web site. We’ve polished a few things and have heavily expanded the Animations section. In there, you’ll be able to view each Embryodynamics animation, including its full description, some short samples, its whole structure and some thumbnails. We’re hoping this will have made the wait worthwhile.

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