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Writing for Science Journals: software links
This page contains links to software for the following functions:
Please contact me to submit suggestions for other useful software.
Note: "Commercial" software means that the developers sell the product, although they may offer a free limited-time trial version or a free version with a reduced feature set. "Free" software means that you do not need to pay anyone to use the software, but there may be restrictions on how you use it.
Data visualization
- ImageJ: analysis of bitmap image data (free)
- Mondrian: general-purpose data visualization (free)
- Origin: graphing and analysis software (paid)
- ZeGraph: open-source graphing software (free)
Graphics
Math and statistics
- EZR GUI: a graphical interface for the R statistical software (free)
- LaTeX: a graphical interface for the TeX mathematical typesetting software (free)
- Lyx: a structured document processor that provides strong support for mathematics manuscripts
- MathType: software for creating equations (commercial product)
- Matlab: software for creating equations (commercial product)
- R Software: statistical analysis software (free)
- TeX: mathematical typesetting software (free)
Miscellaneous software
- Adobe Reader: software for displaying PDF files
- Dropbox: software for cloud-based storage
- File Locker: software for cloud-based storage
- Open Journal Systems: open-source software for managing a peer-reviewed journal (with some modification, you should be able to use this software to track the review and revision status of your own manuscripts or of manuscripts written by a large research group).
- Wolfram Alpha: a powerful tool for searching and performing calculations with a growing body of knowledge using algorithms, equations, and various forms of visualization.
Reference management software
All of the software in this category is designed to help you manage, format, and present your literature citations.
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