Monday, March 12, 2012

Download Cytoscape 2.8.2

Name : Cytoscape
Version: 2.8.2
Program size : 87.18 MB
Operating System : Windows All
Publisher : cytoscape
License / Price : Freeware
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Publisher's Description
Cytoscape is an open source bioinformatics software platform for visualizing molecular interaction networks and biological pathways and integrating these networks with annotations, gene expression profiles and other state data.   Although Cytoscape was originally designed for biological research, now it is a general platform for complex network analysis and visualization.   Cytoscape core distribution provides a basic set of features for data integration and visualization.   Additional features are available as plugins.   Plugins are available for network and molecular profiling analyses, new layouts, additional file format support, scripting, and connection with databases.   Plugins may be developed by anyone using the Cytoscape open API based on Java™ technology and plugin community development is encouraged. Most of the plugins are freely available.

Download Qpfcalc 1.5

Name : Qpfcalc
Version: 1.5
Program size : 10.21 MB
Operating System : Windows All
Publisher : sargas
License / Price : Freeware
Link In Slatweb Page
Publisher's Description
pfcalc stands for pipe friction calculator and is a CLI program that computes pressure drop in piping systems using the Darcy-Weisbach equation. The program is capable of computing minor and major pressure losses (pipe friction losses) for flow in pipes and ducts. The aim is to provide an open source alternative to similar proprietary software. The intended user base is made of those people working in the fields of mechanical and civil engineering, who need to estimate pressure drop in new or existing piping systems. Since the program and it's GUI front-ends are open source software, the users can study the inner workings and decide for themselves if the calculations made with pfcalc are accurate. Also, the software is free, as in beer and as in speech, and can be used, modified and distributed according to the GNU General Public License (see the legal stuff paragraph below).
The program is written in the C programing language and can be compiled on all POSIX operating systems (Linux/BSD/Unix-like OSes) and also on 32-bit / 64 bit MS Windows (NT/2000/XP/Vista/7). Also it has been reported to compile and run on OS/2.
Data can be fed through command line arguments or can be read from a comma separated values file (csv). This is a text file that contains values separated by commas and can be exported from various spreadsheet programs. Every line is a data set that contains the following values, in this order: diameter, length, roughness, elevation, flow-rate, minor loss coefficient (K-factor), temperature. The program will read the file, make a calculation for every data set and print the result. Calculation results can be exported to a csv file that will contain a result per line, with values in this order: diameter, length, roughness, flow, temperature, velocity, Reynolds number, Darcy factor, hydrostatic pressure loss, minor pressure loss, major pressure loss.
The formulae used by pfcalc can be downloaded in pdf and odf formats. Detailed information about the calculation method can be found in the math section of this site.

Download WinFIG 4.9

Name : WinFIG
Version: 4.9
Program size : 6.10 MB
Operating System : Windows XP / 2003 / Vista / 7/ 2K
Publisher : schmidt-web-berlin
License / Price : Trial - Buy Now $35.00
Link In Slatweb Page
Publisher's Description
WinFIG is a vector graphics editor application. The file format and rendering are as close to Xfig as possible, but the program takes advantage of Windows features like clipboard, printer preview, multiple documents etc.
It is based on my earlier Amiga program called AmiFIG. The intention is not just to copy or clone Xfig. I tried to improve the user interface, so experienced Xfig users probably realize that the look&feel is not identical and some things work differently. The handling was changed to support a 2-button mouse. ...and btw I think that is much more usable.

Just like XFig, WinFIG has become quite popular among academic users for it's ability to use LaTeX syntax for texts as well as exporting to PSTricks, embedding PostScript or PDF into LaTeX or producing pure LaTeX output. So there is quite a range of options to fit WinFIG into a LaTeX environment, but of course it's not limited to that.

I did not yet include all the features I have in mind, but it can already be quite useful. So, enjoy and have fun.
Features include:
  • Compose drawings using ellipses, circles, polygons, splines, arcs, arrows, images, text objects
  • Draw solid, dashed or dotted lines with miter, round or beveled joins
  • Use colors and patterns
  • Manipulate your drawings by moving, stretching, flipping, aligning
  • Create compound objects
  • Arrange objects in different layers to control the order in which they overlap
  • Use grid and magnet and constraints for geometry (e.g. to create LaTeX compatible lines only)
  • Export to box, CGM, EMF, epic, ge, GIF, IBMGL, dxf, JPEG, LaTeX, map, MetaFont, MetaPost, PCX, PDF, pic, pictex, PNG, (Encapsulated)PostScript, ppm, pstex, PSTricks, shape, sld, SVG, tk and others
  • Smart links to support diagram techniques, i.e. for creating connections between nodes.
  • Rulers

Download OpenPFGW 3.6.2 Build 20120309

Name : OpenPFGW
Version: 3.6.2 Build 20120309
Program size : 19.13 MB
Operating System : Windows All
Publisher :
License / Price : Freeware
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Publisher's Description
OpenPFGW is software that is designed to perform PRP and primality tests on numbers of specific forms. This software currently run on any x86 hardware with the support of George Woltman's gwnum library, the same library behind GIMPS and Prime95.

Download Bullet Physics Editor r50

Name : Bullet Physics Editor
Version: r50
Program size : 2.49 MB
Operating System : Windows All
Publisher : bullet-physics-editor
License / Price : Freeware
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Publisher's Description
This editor can import and export .bullet files for the Bullet Physics Engine. You will be able to assign collision shapes, rigid body properties and constraints.

It uses Windows Forms with C++/CLI bindings and Mac Cocoa for its GUI.

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