Free Science Software for Windows

Almanac calculates the equatorial coordinates of the sun, the moon, and the planets. Using these results it can calculate the times of rising, setting, and meridian transit for each of these celestial bodies. Additionally, it can calculate the beginning...

RadSlice ImgServer is a free PACS to capture and store studies from DICOM equipment or from any other PACS software. It comes with an integrated Image Server to compress and transfer studies directly to your doctors' browsers after you assign those...

yoshinoGRAPH is a scientific graph software for data analysis and presentation. You can make 2D and 3D graphs quickly from data files in text format. This software is tiny but includes many basic functions to analyze or edit data as well as rather...

Avogadro for Windows is an advanced molecular editor designed for cross-platform use in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, bioinformatics, materials science and related areas. It offers a flexible rendering framework and a powerful plugin...

NM to EV is an application to convert wavelength and photon energy. Convert between wavelength and photon...

Ptable is open source software and it shows the periodic table. You can get more information about an element by clicking on its...

OpenCFU is a program dedicated to the counting of bacterial colonies from digital images or video devices. It is developed in C++ using OpenCV for image processing and Gtkmm for the GUI. Features include manual and automatic filters, automatic exclusion...

WaveSorter emphasizes dynamic visualization and versatility. Slider controls let the user select any coefficient or sample from any of several transforms, which can then be plotted to either axis of a 2D histogram (scatterplot). Within the waveform space,...

You can use AniFit to: Analyze time-resolved fluorescence anisotropy decays by global iterative vector reconvolution of the vertical-vertical (VV) and vertical-horizontal (VH) decay components. Analyze multiple anisotropy decays simultaneously by...

You can use FluorFit to: Analyse time-resolved fluorescence decays by iterative reconvolution or modified tailfitting. Perform global optimization: Analyse multiple decays simultaneously by constraining one or more variables globally. Make user...