- New: Papers for iPhone and iPod touch
Papers, your personal library of Science, and winner of the 2007 Apple Design Award for best Mac OS X scientific computing solution on the Mac, is now available for iPhone™ and iPod touch™. Papers puts your entire research literature database in your pocket, available at your fingertips wherever you go; whether you're at a conference, in class, visiting your peers, or on the road. Papers webpage >>
- Solutions
Whether you are a chemist, biologist or student, no one likes the calculations needed before making chemical solutions. Solutions is the solution, and it's fun too! How many grams of caffeine do you need to make a 1 molar coffee solution? What's the molarity of water? Solutions tells you straight away. Solutions webpage >>- Pianochords
Never forget a chord anymore. Pianochords allows you to easily look up all those nasty keyboard and piano chords. Major, minor, sus, flat and sharp, they are all there. Just press a key on the keyboard to set the root of the chord and click the display to select the derived chord. The perfect companion for every piano and keyboard player! Pianochords webpage >>
- Mac Software
Don't forget our Mac programs for Scientists, we wrote a whole bunch of them and they are used by researchers all over the world. For example our DNA sequence viewer 4Peaks and our sequence editor EnzymeX, and of course Papers, your personal library of Science. And all three have won an Apple Design Award! Mac Programs webpage >>
- Dashboard Widgets
With the arrival of MacOSX 10.4 Tiger comes a new kind of programs: widgets. These little handy applications are only a mouse click or keystroke away, and can be helpful, informative, or just fun. We have created a number of them, so check them out on our widget page...
Widgets webpage >>
Why did we make these programs? And what do we use them for? Learn the answer to these questions and what we do as scientists.
In between all the updates of our scientific programs, we have made some additional sweet little apps we would like to share. Some are useful and were made after a request by someone in the lab, others are just plain fun like our popular program Disctop