Adun is a new extendible molecular simulation program that also includes data management and analysis capabilities.

The OpenLB project aims at setting up an open source implementation of lattice Boltzmann methods (LBM) in an object oriented framework. The code is written in C++ and intended to be used both by application programmers and by developers who may add their own particular dynamics. It supports advanced data structure that take into account complex geometries and parallel program executions. The programming concepts strongly rely on dynamic genericity via the use of object oriented interfaces as well as static genericity by means of templates. This design allows an efficient, straightforward and intuitive implementation of LBM. It is cross-verified for software quality by several reviewers and is presented along with a user guide. To the knowledge of the authors, the OpenLB project is the first attempt to produce a generic platform for LB programming and to share it with the community via a system of open source contributions.

ACEMD is a production bio-molecular dynamics software specially optimized to run on graphics processing units (GPUs).

Chaste (Cancer, Heart and Soft Tissue Environment) is a general purpose simulation package aimed at multi-scale, computationally demanding problems arising in biology and physiology.

Activa8 is a 3-D graphical platform integrating knowledge related to various parts and processes of the human body from a systemic approach and understanding of pathophysiology.