Freeware Directory

Freeware - Free Scientific Software for Graphics

Free software for automation of test and measurement systems, numerical data processing and analysis. DM2003 provides advanced data acquisition, visualization and control capabilities combined with flexible, compatible and easy-to-use development framework that results in excellent performance for various engineering and research activities. Key features: Programmable multi-window scientific and technical graphics optimized for real-time operation with complex experimental facilities; Wide set of symbolic and numeric calculations; Extensible open architecture based on COM standards, dynamic HTML and ActiveX scripting technologies.

BVTech Plasmid is DNA plasmid drawing software that you can use to draw circle or linear plasmid maps with double strands or a single strand. You can label the plasmid with genes and restriction sites in different colors, text, and styles.

Open Visualization Data Explorer is a visualization framework that gives users the ability to apply advanced visualization and analysis techniques to their data. These techniques can be applied to help users gain new insights into data from applications in a wide variety of fields including science, engineering, medicine and business. Data Explorer provides a full set of tools for manipulating, transforming, processing, realizing, rendering and animating data and allow for visualization and analysis methods based on points, lines, areas, volumes, images or geometric primitives in any combination. Data Explorer is discipline-independent and easily adapts to new applications and data. The integrated object-oriented graphical user interface is intuitive to learn and easy to use.

Serf is a program to analyse electrophysiological data. It accepts ASCII data, ISO-2 data and files in AxonInstruments formats for the PC (PClamp, Fetch etc) and the MacIntosh (Axograph type 1 and 2). It has an interface for use with Media Cybernetics IP+ scripts. It outputs a vector drawing ready for publication.

Uses a simple graphical interface to view DICOM and Analyze format medical images (CT, MRI, etc). MRIcro can export images as TIF, PNG, or JPEG.

A program that will generate Sierpinski curves. The output can be saved as either a Windows bitmap file, or as POV-Ray 3.x source file.