See also software mediated by ChemIT.
Software ChemIT does not directly manage
Software licensed centrally (for researchers), but with issues:
- Endnote. Can be expensive.
- See Cornell Library page for
- Comparison to alternatives.
- The Library's main page on this topic is <http://www.library.cornell.edu/resrch/citmanage>.
- Version X7, (10/2015). All offerings seem to be multiplatform (Windows / Mac) and perpetual (of same version; not free version upgrades).
- BOTTOM LINE: Most convenient via Campus Store, and good price for physical media. Download version is $11-30 cheaper, available from EndNote's academic reseller, "OnTheHub eStore".
- Updated data-points from March 2017:
- https://store.cornell.edu/c-569-other.aspx
- $249.95 (faculty/ staff), physical only.
- $50 cheaper than physical-product price of retail, and price equals download-only retail price, <http://endnote.com/buy>:
- Full-price retail of $249.95 download ($299.95 shipped (physical)).
- $30 more expensive than download academic price of $219.95, <http://endnote.com/buy>:
- $50 cheaper than physical-product price of retail, and price equals download-only retail price, <http://endnote.com/buy>:
$124.95 (student), physical only.
$11 more expensive than download student price of $113.95, <http://endnote.com/buy>:
- $249.95 (faculty/ staff), physical only.
- https://store.cornell.edu/c-569-other.aspx
- ChemIT attempted to bulk-license for a group summer 2015 and it was not cheaper than buying boxes at the Campus Store. Cheapest way used to be via Campus Store (physical, only).
- March 2017: Overheard Aye group bought licenses for group members for about $800 total. Q: Cost-effective? Easier?
- http://store.cornell.edu/p-185246-endnote-x7-faculty-and-staff-windows-macintosh.aspx
- $219.95 (faculty/ staff), physical only.
- Versus faculty/ academic staff retail $219.95., <http://endnote.com/buy>.
- Versus full-price retail of $249.95 ($299.95 shipped (physical)).
$119.95 (student), physical only.
Versus $113.95 student retail (download only, though), <http://endnote.com/buy>.
- $219.95 (faculty/ staff), physical only.
- Retail version upgrades at Campus Store is $109.95 for physical.
- Retail download-only is $99.95. And physical, shipped is $109.95 (but then add shipping?).
- Odd: "Academic" upgrade (Students/Faculty/Staff ) is $108.95, so costs more?! <http://endnote.com/buy> or <http://endnote.com/interstitial>.
- Note: You must have a fully licensed previous version of EndNote installed on your computer to qualify for the upgrade product.
- Note: You’ll need your serial number from X6 (or earlier) to activate.
- Cost factors include: Bulk licensing, academic and student licensing (who is paying for it matters), and if buying new or upgrading a version.
- See Cornell Library page for
Software licensed centrally (for researchers) and always, often, or sometimes licenced with Chemistry IT mediation:
- Mathematica
- MatLab
- Researchers (all in A&S) can use MatLab (and other software) for free on free instances at CISER. So, may not want it bought for their personal computers!
- ChemIT runs the license server for MatLab licenses bought by the group. Not for use by those with personal licenses, such as described below.
The group's PI or course instructor (for TAs) may instead want to buy the software for the grad student, but it will cost the PI/ course ~$200. PI may also buy that ~$200 license for a PostDoc (or keep in group?), especially since the PostDoc can’t get the lower student price.
- Students can purchase a 1 year student license for MatLab from the campus store for $49 (as of 11/2015):
- https://licensing.store.cornell.edu/Products/965-matlab-student-license-2015-16.aspx
- License Term: August 1, 2015 to July 31, 2016
- Student licenses can only be purchased by current Cornell students with personal funds for personal and academic use. This license cannot be purchased by staff, faculty or departments and cannot be purchased using institutional funds.
- https://licensing.store.cornell.edu/Products/965-matlab-student-license-2015-16.aspx
- This license will also allow them to use Matlab on-line:
Software licensed centrally (for researchers) and rarely or never mediated by Chemistry IT and mostly all good: