- 1. Who created OWL?
- 2. What are the license terms for OWL?
- 3. How to cite OWL?
- 4. Who is Otto Warburg?
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Who created OWL? |
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OWL was initially created by researchers of the Structural Proteomics Group at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics. It is now maintained by a community of developers working in academia and industry. |
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What are the license terms for OWL? |
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OWL is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. If you use OWL in published work, we ask you to give proper citation (see below). |
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How to cite OWL? |
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A publication describing OWL is under preparation. For the moment, please use the following citation: The Otto Warburg Java Library of Structural Bioinformatics - http://www.bioinformatics.org/owl/ |
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Who is Otto Warburg? |
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Otto Heinrich Warburg was a German biochemist and Nobel laureate. He was named one of the twentieth century's leading biochemists. He was a professor in Berlin-Dahlem where OWL development was initiated. The name OWL is also a reference to the Warburg Library founded by cultural historian Aby Warburg. |