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This is a Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) repository containing a simple data analysis example. This investigates the chemical contents of suncream for the amount of active ingredient (titanium dioxide) as a measure of effectiveness.

This is a Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) repository containing a simple programming example for use in a short introductory workshop. This is done graphically by using a turtle character to walk a path and turn corners, linking this with the idea of building sequences and loops.

Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) demonstration of using Python tools in a scientific context. This demo shows how we can use code to analyse air quality data in Bristol.

Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) demonstration of using Python tools in a scientific context. This demo shows how we can use code to analyse air quality data in Bristol to examine the impact of the 2020 lockdowns had.

Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) demonstration of using Python tools in a scientific context. This demo shows how we can use code to examine and plot global fire data.

Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) demonstration of using Python tools in a scientific context. This demo shows how we can use code to demonstrate Newton's Cannon.

Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) demonstration of using Python tools in a scientific context. This demo shows how we can use code to analyse chemical experimental data and derive understanding.

Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) demonstration of using Python tools in a scientific context. This Chemistry demo shows how could create code to represent molecules and reaction screening.

This is an example repository to demonstrate the use of git and it's use in version control. This is used as part of the teaching workshops in the Bristol Scientific Computing (BriSC) courses.