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Un-Scan-It Gel 6.1 (Windows)

The UN-SCAN-IT gel software turns your scanner into a high speed digitizer/densitometer system that converts scanned graphs and gels into digital data. UN-SCAN-IT gel works with any full page or hand scanner to automatically determine (x,y) point locations, peak heights, band densities, band locations, molecular weight values, and other graphical...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Gel, Silk Scientific, Scanners, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2009-07-09

UN-SCAN-IT 5.2 (Mac)

From the developer: ""The UN-SCAN-IT software allows you to automatically convert scanned graphs to (x,y) data at Full Scanner Resolution! UN-SCAN-IT works with any full page scanner, hand scanner, or other image input device to digitize strip charts, instrumental output, old graphs, published graphs, etc. In addition to the many...

Tags: Graph, Apple Macintosh, Silk Scientific, Scanners, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2009-07-06

UN-SCAN-IT gel 5.3 (Mac)

From the developer: "The UN-SCAN-IT gel software turns your scanner into a high speed digitizer/densitometer system that converts scanned graphs and gels into digital data. UN-SCAN-IT gel works with any full page or hand scanner to automatically determine (x,y) point locations, peak heights, band densities, band locations, molecular weight values,...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Gel, Silk Scientific, Scanners, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2009-07-06

Un Scan It 6.0 (Windows)

UN-SCAN-IT software can automatically convert scanned graphical images into (x,y) data at Full Scanner Resolution. UN-SCAN-IT works with any scanner, digital camera, or other image input device to digitize strip charts, instrumental output, old graphs, published graphs, etc. In addition to the graph digitizing features, UN-SCAN-IT also integrates peak areas,...

Tags: Graph, Microsoft Windows, Silk Scientific, Scanners, Digital Cameras, Digital Photography, Tools & Techniques, Financial Services, Hardware, Peripherals, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Management

Software downloads 2009-01-04

Additional Resources

Bugs harmed by nuclear radiation?

Many studies have been conducted about the Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown of 1986. A large majority of them were focused on the environmental consequences of the radiation release. But, as the San Diego Union-Tribune asks, what happened to bugs? Cornelia Hesse-Honegger, a scientific illustrator from Zurich, Switzerland, has collected...

Tags: Radiation, Bug, Sales Strategy, Web Site Development, Sales, Internet, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-05-25