Free for research software for mac

HyperRESEARCH 2.8.3 offers helpful anf convenient math and science program that is used by researchers in social science research, psychology, usability, and corporate marketing to identify and analyze patterns and trends among qualitative data from a variety of media file types, including text, images, audio and video. Using an intuitive case-based approach, HyperRESEARCH has been popular for its ease of use, and remains one of the few qualitative research products actively developed for both Mac OS and Windows platforms. HyperRESEARCH study and source files are fully cross-platform so users can trade work regardless of which operating system they're using.

Research Systems IDL 5.6 is a program allowing in-depth data analysis through industry-leading visualization. This easy to learn, cross-platform, application development software is relied on by analysts and engineers around the globe. IDL?s interactive, high-level language can help you make discoveries and display your solution.

FreeMarket is a software package for running simple virtual prediction futures markets that uses the renowned PHP scripting language and MySQL database tools. FreeMarket is designed for medium-scale research and educational applications.
NOTE: FreeMarket is licensed and distributed under the terms of the BSD License.

Enhancements
- Added Dutch translation.
- Fixed a bug that occured while saving a new order.
- Added support for "Scoring Rules" to FreeMarket.

Medical Research NoteTaker Widget 1.0 is a very tractable and powerful program which can give you so much useful knowledge about medical information.

A wealth of medical information is currently available on the web - but not all of it is equally trustworthy or easy to access. Fortunately, an ongoing initiative at the National Institutes of Health - the National Library of Medicine (NLM) - has come a long way in alleviating both of these concerns. This widget is designed to provide access to the NLM's contents in two ways:

• By using a search metaengine (Clusty) to group the results of a medical publication search into thematic clusters.
• By submitting the same search directly to the NLM, and categorizing the results obtained according to the purpose and contents of the databases queried.

The results obtained from the NLM are saved in a separate section at the end of the notebook, with a page created for each database containing information on the search topic. The information contained in each of these pages can be loaded into the notebook by using the "checkbox" mechanism provided within each one.

Notes:

• A new NoteTaker notebook is created for each new search.
• Since collecting all the results may take a while (depending upon the speed of your computer and your Internet connection), the notebook returns to the original search page at the end of the search to let you know the process is complete.
• There will be a brief pause as each section is created, so as to allow the notebook to load the corresponding Clusty or NLM page.
• Clusty's defaults (10 results per page, 10 clusters displayed) will yield notebooks of around 100 pages in length. Setting the preferences to their maximum (100 results per page, all clusters displayed) will yield notebooks of around 1000 pages in length. These settings can be adjusted by clicking on the "Preferences" link in any Clusty page in the notebook.
• Even though the default settings are usually fine for basic searches, it is worthwhile exploring the "Limits/Settings" option available on any of the NLM pages - it allows for considerable fine-tuning of the results obtained from the NLM.
• The NLM server will occasionally not respond to a search, fail to load a search page, or display an error message. If this happens, simply wait a few minutes and try running the search again. A similar response is also sometimes seen from Clusty - again, running the search a second time usually clears up the problem.