Scientific computing and data analysis
Explore tools to help you get more from your data. Interpret findings, draw graphs, visualise scientific structures, develop algorithms and create testing environments.
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Statistics and analysis
- SPSS and AMOS
Create a variety of statistics, organise outputs and draw models using a drag and drop interface. - Stata
Manage, analyse, and visualise data to enhance your research with advanced statistical tools. - Statistical Analysis System (SAS)
Conduct advanced analytics, business intelligence, data management and predictive analytics. - NVivo
Organise, analyse and find insights in unstructured or qualitative data. - MATLAB
Intuitive, easy-to-use software for algorithm development, data analysis and numerical computation. - Mathematica
Computational software for engineering, science, mathematics and other technical computing. - Maple
Easy-to-use mathematical problem-solving and analysis software. - SigmaPlot
Create high quality graphs and conduct scientific data analysis. - ACD/Labs
Process and interpret analytical data. - Mestrelab Mnova
Process analytical chemistry data and create customisable reports. - EquatIO (TextHelp package)
Create mathematical and scientific equations, formulas and more directly on your computer. - MathType (TextHelp package)
Create mathematical and scientific equations, formulas and more (authorised staff only).
Development tools
- R and RStudio
A programming language and a range of tools to make data manipulation, coding, debugging and workspace management easier. - LabVIEW
A system-design platform and development environment, used in engineering, physics and other scientific research and development fields. - Microsoft Azure Dev Tools
Developer tools to create cross-platform apps, create games and manage app life cycles. - Alteryx
Process data into a format ready for Tableau dashboards and other reports. - Research IT
Resources and specialist IT support for research projects, including high-performance computing, data storage and software development.
Mapping and design
- ArcGIS (maps)
Create, analyse and visualise geographic data to make maps and support decision-making. - Autodesk Inventor (CAD)
Create 3D mechanical designs and simulate products. - ChemDraw
Create chemical and biological drawings. - CrystalMaker
Visualise and analyse crystal structures and molecular models.