SciDAVis for Life Sciences & Pharma: Dose–Response, Kinetics, and Descriptive Stats Plate readers, enzyme assays, cell counts, growth curves — life-science data is mostly small tables and big questions: what is the IC50, does this enzyme follow Michaelis–Menten kinetics, are these groups really different. SciDAVis (free, open-source; latest release v2.9.2, precompiled binaries on SourceForge are…
SciDAVis for Chemistry & Spectroscopy: Honest Peak Fitting UV-Vis, FTIR, and NMR spectra arrive as columns of wavelength (or wavenumber, or ppm) versus intensity. The honest middle of spectroscopy work — importing the instrument export, dealing with the baseline, deconvolving overlapping bands, building a calibration curve — is exactly what SciDAVis (free, open-source; latest release…
SciDAVis for Physics & Engineering: From Sensor Data to Fitted Models Physics and engineering run on exported data: oscilloscope traces, DAQ logs, thermocouple readings, photodiode voltages, accelerometer streams. SciDAVis — free, open-source, latest release v2.9.2 (precompiled binaries on SourceForge are v2.8) — takes those exports from raw numbers to a publication-quality plot with a fitted…
