Research Software @RITG

• The following licensed research applications are distributed by RITG:
• Note: all downloads require HMS eCommons authentication


• JMP - [info] - [download page]
• Lasergene - [info] - [download page]
• Mathematica - [info] - [download page]
• MATLAB - [info] - [download page]


• Vector NTI: RITG does not distribute this, but you can download and install a free academic version from http://www.invitrogen.com/ - (registration with Invitrogen required)

• download JMP (eCommons login required)
• JMP is statistical discovery software that is licensed to all members and affiliates of Harvard Medical School.
• http://www.jmp.com: official website, product information, end-user documentation, technical support
• If you need assistance or have questions about the access to or installation of this software please fill out our support request form.

• download Lasergene (eCommons login required) - for Windows XP/2000, MacOS X
• Lasergene is a suite of sequence analysis software by DNAStar for Windows and Mac, with analysis tools including alignments, contig assembly, gene discovery, primer design, restriction mapping, protein structure prediction, and more.
• Lasergene is available to all Quad-based faculty, staff, and students of HMS/HSDM/HSPH, and licensed for use on the HMS network.
• Quad-based users may also run Lasergene offsite using the HMS VPN system. Please contact the HMS IT Helpdesk at 617-432-2000 or email Help_Desk@hms.harvard.edu to register for VPN.
• There are a limited number of concurrent Lasergene licenses available. Please contact RITG at http://ritg.med.harvard.edu/support/ if you are having trouble retrieving a license.
• http://www.dnastar.com: official website, product information, and technical support.
• If you need assistance or have questions about the access to or installation of this software please fill out our support request form.

• download Mathematica (eCommons login required) - for Linux x86, Windows XP/2000, MacOS X
• Mathematica is licensed to all members and affiliates of Harvard University
• Mathematica can also be run on the Orchestra Shared Research Cluster, in addition to the desktop versions.
• http://www.wolfram.com: official website, product information, and technical support.
• If you need assistance or have questions about the access to or installation of this software please fill out our support request form.

• download MATLAB (eCommons login required) - for Linux x86, Windows XP/2000, MacOS X
• MATLAB is available to all Quad-based faculty, staff, and students of HMS, and licensed for use only on the HMS network.
• Quad-based users may also run MATLAB offsite using the HMS VPN system. Please contact the HMS IT Helpdesk at 617-432-2000 or email Help_Desk@hms.harvard.edu to register for VPN.
• Please be aware that the number of licenses available at any one time is limited.
• MATLAB can also be run on the Orchestra Shared Research Cluster, in addition to the desktop versions.
• http://www.mathworks.com: official website, product information, and technical support.
• If you need assistance or have questions about the access to or installation of this software please fill out our support request form.
• The current license includes the following modules, with corresponding numbers of concurrent licenses available:
  
  
  • MATLAB (90 licenses)
  • MATLAB Compiler (7 licenses)
  • SIMULINK (10 licenses)
  • Bioinformatics Toolbox (15 licenses)
  • Curve Fitting Toolbox (10 licenses)
  • Data Acquisition Toolbox (1 license)
  • Extend Symbolic Toolbox (2 licenses)
  • Fuzzy Logic Toolbox (5 licenses)
  • Genetic Algorithm & Direct Search Toolbox (10 licenses)
  • Image Acquisition Toolbox (1 license)
  • Image Toolbox (35 licenses)
  • MAP Toolbox (5 licenses)
  • Neural Network Toolbox (5 licenses)
  • Optimization Toolbox (15 licenses)
  • Parallel Computing Toolbox (10 licenses)
  • Partial Differential Equation Toolbox (2 licenses)
  • Signal Processing Toolbox (5 licenses)
  • Simbiology (10 licenses)
  • Simulink Response Optimization Toolbox (2 licenses)
  • Spline Toolbox (5 licenses)
  • Statistics Toolbox (35 licenses)
  • Symbolic Toolbox (5 licenses)
  • Virtual Reality Toolbox (2 licenses)

  In addition to those mentioned, the following license pool is dedicated to the Orchestra Cluster:

  • Distributed Computing Server (128 licenses)
  • These licenses are designed for use on cluster nodes, and include the ability to run all of the toolbox licenses from the above list in Parallel Computing jobs.