> This caught my attention. I spent some of the spring semester writing custom R code to create histograms (actually ended up with probability distro curves, but histos were created along the way) from the raw per-cell data from some fluid dynamics experiments. For example, plotting the volumetric distribution of the kinetic energy dissipation rate throughout the reactor, rather than relying on an average value.

Actually, I insist on the python option. The reason is that the code is meant to be used by physicists, and physicists do not use R in general (python, c++ and Fortran are the mostly spread programming languages).

> edit: Forgot to ask my actual question. Do you know wow utopian deals with multiple people implementing answers to task requests?

I have no idea. I suppose all will be rewarded if they are nicely done. On my side, everything that works well will be advertised on the MadAnalysis 5 website. The best module may even be merged with the main branch of madanalysis 5, provided the author agrees.