11 December 2001. CrystalMaker 5.0 has been selected as a
finalist in the prestigious Macworld 2001 Editors' Choice Awards, as
one of the best Science/Engineering programs of the year.
The Eddy Awards, the Apple Macintosh industry's highest distinction
for breakthrough product development, are given to the year's top
software and hardware products in 25 categories. The
Macworld
editors surveyed every Mac product on the market from 1 November 2000
to 1 November 2001, evaluating them for their overall quality, as
well as their utility, innovation and elegance. CrystalMaker 5.0 was
selected as one of the three best Science/Engineering programs,
together with entries from Wolfram Research and Vector Works (the
overall section winner).
Originally developed whilst teaching in Cambridge, CrystalMaker
is a computer program for exploring the complex arrangements of
atoms and bonds that define the structures of crystals or molecules.
The program is now used by many thousands of scientists worldwide -
including major governmental laboratories, corporations and
universities, particularly in the USA and Japan.
A unique features of CrystalMaker is the ability to create
fully-interactive computer models - which can be manipulated on
a PC or Mac, without the need for the original program or additional
equipment. These "Virtual Reality" models can easily be incorporated
into CD-ROM or web-based multimedia. Recent high-profile examples
include touchscreen computer exhibits at the Natural History Museum,
London, and the Swedish Natural History Museum, in Stockholm.
CrystalMaker 5.0 is available as an optimized Macintosh PowerPC program,
running on System 7.1 through to the latest Mac OS 9 (including the
Mac OS X "Classic" environment). CrystalMaker 5 is distributed on
CD-ROM with over 400 annotated crystal and molecular structures, online
help, powder diffraction software, movies and QuickTime Virtual Reality
objects - plus a real printed user's guide. Follow these links for
program and.
pricing information.
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