Software licensed by ChemIT for researchers, without any central support:
- ADF
- Intel Intel (C and Fortran?) Compilers
- (Portland Group (PGP) Copmilers?)
- AutoDesk AutoCad and Inventor, Mac version (PC version done centrally; surprising not done for Macs since it's an Educational license...)
- Orcad (out of Rochester. Like AutoDesk;Only one research group uses this, in addition to others in the same group using AutoDesk)
- EndNote (Library centrally does RefWorks, but here EndNote is the one researchers reach for)
- Gaussian, Mac, PC, and Linux. Some requiring compiling. (We do this for a few non-Chem folks on campus, too.)
- Igor (stat plotting)
- Origin (stat plotting)
- Materials Studio (likely only for chem folks)
- SpectraSuite (Instruction only, and likely only for chem systems)
Software licensed by ChemIT for ChemIT, without any central support:
- Remote Desktop Manager - 1 license (roger)
Software licensed centrally (for researchers), but with issues:
- ChemBioDraw (Needs work to improve currently terrible process)
- AutoDesk AutoCad and Inventor (Windows only; see above)
Software licensed centrally (for researchers), and mostly all good:
- Labview
- Maple
- Mathematica
- MatLab