Download software tagged by scientific applications

Spend your time accomplishing your primary work and let Solution Solver assist you. Solution Solver can perform dilution equations, conversions, solution problems, radioactive decay equations, and much more!

Calculator.NET replaces the standard calculator in Windows. It incorporates full RPN support, extended function set, and customizable user interface.

In fixing the chaos of a failed scientific experiment you will have to save beautiful flying islands and stop the invasion of alien bugs. The game features stunning 3D environments, thrilling story, 100 action packed levels, and original sound score.

Rt-Plot is a tool to generate Cartesian X/Y-plots from scientific data. You can enter and calculate tabular data. View the changing graphs, including linear and non linear regression, interpolation, differentiation and integration, during entering.

Timer and spreadsheet calculation, graph, saving and export to csv, MySQL and html. Serial port access, auto logging. No timer limit, precision of 1, 10 or 100 milliseconds. Simple entering of time values, auto correct function, conversion...

Math Functions, factorization, financal, average, regression, factorial, dates, complexes, charts, units converter, ephemerids, Euler, Simson, gravitation. Fourier Series, Pi, Solar System, many games, Molar Mass, Taylor, Bernoulli, Gamma...

Increase your average IQ score up to 40 %, develop a total genius mindset, become the quick-thinking humorous wit, astound yourself with your inner creativity! This new software is based on scientific method, widely used for neural networks training.

Changes keyboard to a manual hematological calculator(white blood cells, minidiff, thrombocytes, reticulocytes). Also contains a training area (DiffAcademy: normal diff, shift to the left, leukemia). Author: Juha Nickels MD. Send a postcard, please!

BAL2000 is an expert system helping to analyse and interpret the bronchoalveolar lavage specimen. If you like and use the program send a postcard to Juha Nickels, MD. PhD.