Gephi graph exploration and manipulation 08/25/2010 12:37 PM Scientist Christian Tominski about Gephi Guest blog post from Dr. Tominski who accepted to review Gephi 0.7alpha4 for us. Christian Tominski received his diploma (MCS) from the University of Rostock in 2002. In 2006 he received doctoral degree (Dr.-Ing.) from the same university. Currently, Christian is working as a lecturer and researcher at the Institute for Computer Science at the University [...] 08/16/2010 10:54 AM GSoC mid-term: Shader Engine My name is Antonio Patriarca. The aim of my Shader Engine project is to implement a new visualization engine in Gephi based on modern graphics card capabilities. The current one is in fact designed to be very portable and only uses legacy features which are not optimal on modern hardware. The OpenGL API, which Gephi uses, [...] 08/13/2010 11:04 AM Introducing Data Laboratory My name is Eduardo Ramos and this summer I have been working on a project for Gephi called Data Laboratory, which was initially designed as an idea for a GSoC project. The first specifications can be found at this wiki page . The new data laboratory features will be included in the 0.8 version of [...] 08/10/2010 10:02 AM GSoC 2010 mid-term: Adding support for Neo4j in Gephi During this summer, six students are working on Gephi with the Google Summer of Code. They contribute to Gephi by developing new features that will be integrated in the 0.8 version, released later this year. My name is Martin Škurla and this summer I was working on GSoC project called “Adding support for Neo4j in Gephi”. [...] 08/10/2010 06:41 AM Semantic plugin: AlchemyAPI A new plugin is available for Gephi that utilizes the power of natural language processing (NLP) software to analyze text documents and visualize their contents. The plug-in was created by AlchemyAPI (alchemyapi.com), and utilizes the AlchemyAPI REST service to semantically process a web page or text file and show all the subjects of the text [...] 08/09/2010 07:29 PM GSoC 2010 mid-term: Dynamic attributes and statistics During this summer, six students are working on Gephi with the Google Summer of Code. They contribute to Gephi by developing new features that will be integrated in the 0.8 version, released later this year.   The project which is done by Cezary Bartosiak focuses special attention on further development of dynamic network analysis (DNA) in Gephi. [...] 08/03/2010 11:05 AM GSoC 2010 mid-term: Graph Streaming API During this summer, six students are working on Gephi with the Google Summer of Code. They contribute to Gephi by developing new features that will be integrated in the 0.8 version, released later this year. The purpose of the Graph Streaming API project, run by André Panisson, is to build a unified framework for streaming graph [...] 07/26/2010 10:01 AM Graph visualization on the web with Gephi and Seadragon The project takes another big step forward and bring dynamic graph exploration on the web in one click from Gephi with the Seadragon Web Export plugin. Mathieu Bastian and Julian Bilcke worked on a Seadragon export plugin. Directly export large graph pictures and put it on the web. Seadragon is pure Javascript and works on all [...] 07/25/2010 10:08 AM GSoC 2010 mid-term: Direct Social Networks Import During this summer, six students are working on Gephi with the Google Summer of Code. They contribute to Gephi by developing new features that will be integrated in the 0.8 version, released later this year. Yi Du is adding the module Direct Social Networks Import during this summer, which provides several kinds of importers like Emails, [...] 07/14/2010 05:38 AM Announcing the Gephi Toolkit We are announcing today the first release of the Gephi Toolkit. The Toolkit project packages essential modules (Graph, Layout, Filters, IO…) in a standard Java library, which any Java project can use for getting things done. The toolkit is just a single JAR that anyone could reuse in a Java program and script Gephi features. The [...]