All of MatDL’s services offer resources that are publicly viewable, downloadable, and reusable. It is not necessary to register as a MatDL user to perform these actions.

Please register at http://matdl.org/participate/ if you are interested in participating in MatDL as a means of:

• utilizing collaborative workspaces, such as MatForge and MatDL's Wiki, to develop and communicate research and teaching resources from your government funded work
• disseminating your research and teaching resources developed as part of government funded projects through any of MatDL services such as the MatDL Repository or Wiki

If you have any questions, please contact MatDL.

After you register at http://matdl.org/participate/, a MatDL representative will contact you about participating in MatDL.

MatForge

http://matforge.org

MatForge is a Subversion/TRAC workspace for open access, collaborative development of materials modeling and simulation codes.

Other MatDL Services

• MatDL Repository

  http://matdl.org/repository

  The MatDL Repository offers authoritative materials research and teaching resources including images, exercises, preprints, and interactive applets.

• MatDL Wiki

  http://matdl.org/matdlwiki

  The MatDL Wiki is a publicly accessible, expert-community-driven site for scientific communication and dissemination with emphasis on soft matter.

• Virtual labs

  http://matdl.org/virtuallabs

  Currently available Virtual Lab lessons and applets are designed to reinforce understanding of the concepts of states, energy, degeneracy, entropy, and free energy.