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Origin is an industry-leading graphing and data analysis software for scientists and engineers. Origin is used by 500,000+ registered customers in more than 6,000 companies, 6,500 colleges and universities, and 3,000 government agencies and research labs, worldwide. Our users rely on Origin to import, plot, explore, analyze, and interpret their data. Origin provides tools for repeat operations such as batch plotting and batch analysis, all without the need to learn any programming language.
Fitting function is excellent. Professional graphs are good.
Difficult to make an automatic code to repeat routine procedure. by OriginLab on 03/06/2019 Hello,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment:
Powerful tool included within the options on data analysis and data plot management
1. Its interface and menus. Origin has grown massively in ways to customize every possible feature on the menu, let it be data fit or plotting. It produced very complicated and difficult to navigate menus with mirriad of tick boxes, fields, sub-options etc. Some of this make process of using software very painful.
I worked for a biomechanic lab. Before using OriginLab I try to use to use other softwares such as GNU Octave, R, Python to do signal analysis (finding peaks, apply filters such as Butterworth Filter, Savitzky-Golay, etc.) but I am not very good in programming and I have a lot of troubles. OriginLab has made my life easier as apply this filter is really easy. I also use statistic capabilities of this softwares and create beautiful graphs for presentations or manuscripts.
I use it in an old computer and I have some troubles with some functions. For example I couldn´t open a project directly and I should open a new project and drag and drop the project into it… In my new computer I do not have this problem. Other trouble I had was that sometimes Ctrl + Z didn´t run well when creating graph. I save the graph in every new step to not loss information. And I also have little problems with the copy and paste arrays of number from and to excel (sometimes I have to do twice). But this problems where minor problems compared with all the things I have do with Origin. It is helping me a lot in my PhD.
The biggest drawback of the software is lack of options on a mac and the fact that keeping it on a desktop and laptop uses two licenses for each user.
quality of graphs, connection to Microsoft programs. active graphs in PowerPoint or Word allow fine tuning of the layout on a fly while all data are still accessible.
cost is high, annual subscription can be afforded
Curve fitting, peak finding, and generally the flexibility of multiple graphs on one page.
There is a little software issue when applying a mathematical expression to a column, if two columns in the same worksheet have the same name. (i.e. having multiple "Time" columns and adding/subtracting from the time value can lead to strange results due to other columns with same name) by OriginLab on 01/05/2019 Hi Duane,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment about multiple columns with same long name, and using the name in column formula calculations:
After editing a graph from Word or PowerPoint, I cannot save the entire workbook, but only the graph. Also once you have deleted the legends or axis titles, there is no way to get them back. by OriginLab on 18/06/2019 Hi Aniket,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment:
Data analysis, data presentation. Origin has a lot of models to analyze data including kinetics, spectroscopy and statistics. It is possible to find a proper graph style to present the data and switch between different graphs is easy as well. Most of all the program does it very fast (2D graphs).
Automation features like LabTalk, OriginC etc. Some memory management issues like handling of big data tables and/or opening of many instances of the software might crash the program.
easy to learn and use. I am new to a lot of analyzing methods and have no clue to start. then I tried to use OriganLab, which is really easy to learn. it is really convenient to contact the technical support whenever I have an issue.
I believe originlab has tons of functions that I have not tried. Among the small portion of functions that I used frequently (like PCA, PLS, HCA), I hope you can develop more chemometric analyzing methods, such as PLS-DA, which I have proposed to one of your technical support (yiming).
The most outstanding aspects of Origin are:
Origin is great software. What can be frustrating is:
I was introduced to the software at the start of my PhD (surface chemistry) by a few of my colleagues. They all said I should start using it as it was excellent. They were not wrong! The software is extremely easy to use well right out of the blocks. The presentation of data is truly superb, and frankly makes excel plots look extremely dated. Templates can be made as you work to speed up analysis and presenting. Data can be instantly presented in many types of plots and overlays. Calculations that take a relative age (if at all) in Excel take moments in Origin. As a chemist constantly looking at spectra, one of my favourite Origin features is the zoomed inset, which can be added with one click. I have had questions on occassion, and the Origin IT department respond immediately with the answers. I do still use Excel when I have to, but Origin is now my main data analysis tool. I really cannot say enough for Origin. The software and after service is truly excellent!!!
When I first installed Origin 2019, it took me 5-10 minutes to install the zoomed inset function ;) Seriously, there is nothing to dislike about Origin.
I think, it works slow with big datasets.
Ease of use, design of user interface and graphs, multiple ways to achieve the same thing (drag-and-drop, buttons, pop-ups...)
The yellow pop-ups are bothering me as I think this software is so intuitive that it won't take look to find out where to find the desired function to modify graphs, windows or save the project.
It's very badly optimized. Very slow to open dialog widows such as axis parameters. Always a lot of bugs.
Price: Procuring the required license for this software is kind of expensive and it does prevent a number of students from taking the full advantage of it
What I like most is the ability to provide one formula and/or script for an entire column. This is a great time saver. In Excel or Google Sheets I would have to either put a formula in every row for a specific column or write macros to perform calculations if a cell contained data. With OriginPro I can enter a single formula at the top of the column to handle all rows in that column. Best part of this is I do not need to make adjustments when adding more rows.
When zooming in on a graph, it does not center on the window and there is no way to center or pan. I have to zoom back out then zoom in on the area I want to see. It would be nice to have an easy method to return to 100%. by OriginLab on 03/06/2019 Hi James,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment about zooming, you are referring to page level zoom which can be controlled by the drop-down for zoom percentage in the Standard toolbar, but also can be done more easily by just holding the A key and using the mouse scroll wheel. To revert back to 100%, you can use the shortcut key CTRL+W. Note that you can also zoom and pan inside the layer to change axes range easily as well. All such shortcuts are documented here:
Ease of use, even for the most advanced features such as using a C code for defining fitting functions, etc.
At times, the software crashes. It has happened too often likely, however, interruptions are not pleasant, and, in the past, data analysis work was lost. I am guessing this occurences have to do with increasing sophistication and number of features and processes the software is designed to perform. by OriginLab on 26/04/2019 Dear Mihai,Please contact our tech support department so we can help resolve the issue with crashes. http://www.originlab.com/supportSincerely,OriginLab
Aside from the very high quality graphs, there is sufficient analysis capability to solve many problems without further programming. I programming is required, there is an internal version of Python that is sufficiently capable plus a scripting language for problems that are done many times. There are some flaws that are described below. If my experience is as before, Originlab will fix the problems.
A common operation is to mark a subset of a column for analysis with the mouse or by . When the data sets are large, this frequently does not work. the marking either freezes with the mouse or drops the marking with . There is an alternate method using , but this can be awkward and can only mark one column.
The statistical analysis, curve fitting and regression built ins are outstanding. I also utilize the multi-axis graphing capability which is excellent. I really appreciate the customer service as well, they are good at helping unravel even complex needs into relatively simple steps in the software. Once additional gem is the built in data digitization for Cartesian and Polar coordinate images.
This software has so many features it is mind boggling, so it is sometimes very hard to find what you are looking for. In addition, I find the array math based formulas and calculations difficult since I learned data analysis in Excel and still use that for management and business analysis. that makes jumping back into the array programming difficult when I first switch back to Origin. Origin has added Excel like formulation to the software, but I haven't figured out how to set that feature up as yet. I really need to digitize circular plots that are non-polar coordinate.
whole my data plotting and analysis depend on it! It is precise and so many functions are available to plot and analyze the data.
It should be free for research scholars and students for longer time. Unfortunately, when we use trail version the exported file has the background of "demo demo demo ..." which is not suitable to publish.
Origin C programming tool
NLSF object is not supported anymore
The scope of opportunities to process, evaluate and display research data grows with each new Origin version.
There's really nothing I can fault about the software.
While generally easy to use, considering the complexity, some workflows are not optimal and require lot of searching and clickthroughs.
The beautiful output and ease of analysis.
That the licensing procedure is far too complicated and strict.
Origin is constantly updating and adding features so sometimes the help files lag the development in the product.
I have extensively depended on Origin software during the past two decades, and recently needed it again after a hiatus. I was extremely pleased to see how powerful it has remained while maintaining its original design. Its ability to read legacy data files from other unrelated programs has been greatly useful to me. Now it has become very elegant and exceptionally bug-free. It has retained much of its old work-flow and most of its algorithms, and it just hums under present day powerful computers. Its programmability means it has excellent potential to go beyond its built-in functions. Just a pure pleasure to use, and it fires up quickly to be useful in many different applications. It is superb for producing and exporting publication-quality graphs due to its great flexibility. A truly special program.
As with powerful software, it is not possible to comprehend all its functionality by just intuitive hunting. However, it does have excellent tutorials and a very responsive team to answer questions that come up. Most things that one does not "like" at first come down to not being familiar with its menus or flow. It certainly is not Excel or a simplistic program.
Powerful graphics and analysis program. More options for graph type than any other program I have evaluated. Large range of customization options within each graph type (titles, axes, legends, drawing). Look of even uncustomized graphs superior to average graphing programs. Numerous analysis options: statistics, signal processing, spectroscopy, chromatography, etc. make it a valuable tool for all disciplines. Many options for data import/input and worksheet management. Online library of apps which provide specific solutions for many common applications.
With the power comes some complexity. The learning curve is a bit longer than other graphics software, but online videos and free webinars are excellent resources.
Sometimes the windows for certain setting and properties (graph layer options etc.) open slowly which makes a fast workflow not always possible
Flexibility, powerful analysis capacity. Graphing is excellent. Making graphs is very easy and user-frendly. Build-in programming makes Origin extremely flexible, so any (any-any) type of your analysis can be reached by it, it is kind of limitless possibilities for you. However, it takes time but it worths it! Oh, I'd like to say more about software updates, first of all new version comes quite often, thus if you met any problem with Origin or you have any suggestion it will be solved fast.
When you start using Origin you need to learn much about Origin. However, for the best performance of any program you have to learn how to use that.
This plotting software is extremely customizable and I’ve never had a problem plotting what I want— it’s only ever a matter of figuring out how to do it! Googling and tutorials are your best friend but overall ease of use for this product is very high.
The only trouble is sometimes with organizing the window with large projects to visualize everything— I wish there was a way to have the one session spread over two screens in an easier way.
It is very easy to make publication quality plots and setup templates for both analysis and plotting. The Pro version provides some very useful features, such as 2D FFTs and wavelet decomposition.
The LabTalk syntax is different than the other programming languages that I know, e.g., Mathematica, C++, and Basic. The documentation generally provides good examples and explanations, but I sometimes have difficulty finding the relevant information. The ability to perform convolutions and deconvolutions is good, but the user interface could be improved by allowing the user to specify a function, without generating a data set (perhaps this capability exists, but it was difficult for me to figure it out).
I feel with Origin that anything is possible when I need to present my data. The options are staggering, and your biggest obstacle will be imaging what you want to show and then finding the right keystrokes to take your dataset to an amazing graphic. I've been using this platform for scientific publishing since graduate school. Anytime I change jobs I always negotiate in the purchase of Origin for the lab. I've made a number of converts among my colleagues at every new lab.
Origin is a bit pricey compared to other programs, but many universities obtain site liscences for it, and if you get one copy and pay for annual maintenance, you get a second install that comes in handy if you have home and work computers. The other issue is the complexity of the software that is necessary to make all these options available. They have made big strides in showing you how through tutorials, and their customer service is superb. If you have an idea, they can show you how to make the software work for you to realize it.
The comparative simplicity of preparing graphs, perfect their quality, variety of features and types of graphs.
The price of this software is rather high. There are some difficulties with obtaining a desirable result, for example, with merging graphs. It would be great if there was a possibility to click on a data file containing two or three columns of figures and to see the respective graph in the Origin.
The GUI sometimes does respond very late. by OriginLab on 01/05/2019 Dear Thomas,Thank you for the review!
It produces high-quality analysis and graphs. A wide range of analysis can be performed.
It can improve the database of fitting curves and simulations encompassing more from material science characterization. I would also like it to include more analysis like FTIR, XRD and Raman database. Along with transfer and analysis of embedded high-quality fluroscence images. Such inclusions would have more demand of origin in among the material science research. by OriginLab on 12/06/2019 HI Gaurab,Thank you very much for the review!Regarding your comment:
I like the way it handles voluminous experimental data. Quality of graphs are excellent. Marcos features are very helpful.
Certain additional features in the latest version is slowing down the processing. by OriginLab on 15/05/2019 Hi Bharath,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment about slow down in the latest version, can you please provide some specifics?Sincerely,
Importing graphs into other programs such as powerpoint
Lags and sometimes crashes. Sometimes when I open it through a saved file it just opens origin and not the saved file.
I have worked with Origin since its earliest versions and I particularly like the ease of use and flexibility of the program to produce publication quality figures. The data analysis aspects to the program are very helpful which I use for signal processing and digital filtering. The recent addition of a digitizer has helped with making improved versions of existing graphs for teaching purposes.
When adjusting some aspects of a graph's axes the program will revert to some set levels of start and finish values for the axes even though you have just set them to what you want.
OriginPro’s predefined mathematical and statistical equation functions are the best. Some of the equations are even not defined in Matlab. Its spreadsheet interface is too easy to use with big chunk of data. My experimental data would not be more meaningful without originpro
Currently i have no problems with originpro. I hope they can add more functions such as code generation for importing several files at once. And matlab integration could be more extensive. by OriginLab on 27/01/2020 Thank you for your review. We are eager to know what improvements related to matlab interactivity you would suggest. Please email us at [email protected] We look forward to hearing from you! Best, Technical Support
Easy of use. Intuitive dialogs to improve the visual quality of the graphs you generate with OriginPro. The number of tools to work with raw data to perform meaningful analysis.
The manage of the different windows. They should be all the same size and appear automatically ordered.
OriginPro has all the functions you need to analyse your huge data. All these functions are predefined in itself. When you need meaningful data to share on academia, you need to use OriginPro to fit raw data. Curve fitting tools saves me a lot. It is spreadsheet interface is useful but a bit hard to use.
It needs automatization options to finish analysis faster. Instead, I am using Python or Matlab to parse data first, than I am able to use parsed data in OriginPro. It needs more automated-parsing features. by OriginLab on 02/12/2019 Hello,Thank you for the review!
Ability to save EPS and high quality Tif files, statistics built in.
Like any good quality software, there is a bit of a learning curve but that pays off quick enough.
There are many types of graphs you can make. But the best feature is the quality of the output. I use the highest quality images in my manuscripts and this program delivers them. Most my graphs are of a few types, and it is easy to copy and paste new data (I use Excel) right into the graph, then all you have to do is tweet some of the parameters. I often generate a new publication quality image in two minutes or less from and Excel spreadsheet.
The first time you use a new graphing feature, it may take some time and help references to get it just right.
Powerful software like this often has a steep learning curve, and OriginPro is no exception.
The software allows large number of raw data to be converted to graphs/charts very efficiently and effectively and carry out advanced statistical calculations. Which is very helpful in my area of work.
The interface. I would say, it is not the most user friendly interface I have used.
I like the user friendliness of the software. Lot of graphical options, each and every element of the graph can be customized. One place for all your statistical analysis! Helpful tutorial also available.
initially I had to spend some time on figuring out the options, apart from that, I haven't faced any difficulties!
It is very easy to use, produces beautiful graphics and has many options for data fitting. Deconvolution, surface response analysis trough nonlinear surface fitting and statistical analysis.
Some statistical methods, like Pareto are not easy to use in Origin. Converting photos in data seems to be possible but I am struggling with it.
customer service is BY FAR the reason to invest in origin pro for your team. If you have an issue with processing a certain data type, or can not crack what is preventing you from moving forward. The customer service team is attentive, and always see your problem through. They will even send follow up emails to make sure your problems are solved before closing your case. A+ customer service.
Although user interface is clean, sometimes you can get tied up in the fact that multiple buttons/options can perform the same function. For example, importing files can be accessed thru many means, which can be confusing and may make a big difference in how easy you think a certain job is, versus the experience of another user who tries to accomplish the same goal using a different method.
The graphs and statistical functions help us to be creative on how we present complex datasets to different types of audiences
It runs very slow, it is not intuitive to navigate into different functions by OriginLab on 07/10/2019 Hi Patricio,Thank you very much for the review!
I have used this software for scientific plots for more than 10 years. I can definitely say this software really help me a lot, not only for my undergraduate studies, term papers, scientific report, but also for my master thesis, and even PhD dissertation. Most of the scientific plots in my dissertation are generated from OriginPro. I can easily plot a beautiful figure in 5 min. Many of the embedded plotting tools are really good and they even make my plots more beautiful. I pretty much love this software!
The software can only be used in Windows system but not in Mac system. So when I need to use OriginPro to plot my data, I have to switch the system from Mac to Windows. After I finished the plotting and I still need to go back to Mac system, which is annoying and to be honest, is a waste of time. This is what I like least about this software.
I like Origin Pro since it is easy to plot different graphs. I use this software to plot various graphs with ease. This software is straightforward and easy to use with minimal experience. This software has unlimited features, and you can use them to fit any graphs, smoothens the plots, add error bars, etc. This simple software helps almost all the researchers to simplify the graphing workloads and to prepare beautiful figures, images for the presentation, and publication purposes.
I do not recommend Origin Pro because of a few reasons. The first reason, it is a bit of expensive software for postdocs and researchers working in academics. Also, this software often freezes and sometimes crashes, and sometimes the program automatically closes. The other major drawback is this application does not support Mac Version. To run the program in Mac, you should have use virtualization software such as VirtualBox, Parallel Desktop for Mac, etc. by OriginLab on 17/07/2019 Hi Ashok,Thank you for the review.Regarding your comment:
Technically this is the best software that blends data representation (graphs) and data processing (fitting, modeling) capabilities.
1. Imagine that you opened two Origin programs. Each has a different graph and you want to add another graph from the other origin file (opened). While it is possible to paste the figure you have no control over the transferred figure. I guess that as we are playing more and more frequently with complex graphs this may become an issue.
High quality plotting and data presentation along with statistical analysis and data modeling.
It is not fast enough particularly with large data sets. It does not seem to use multi-core capabilities of CPU/GPU's. There seems to be more emphasis on developing new graphs and presentations rather that new analysis functionality. Origin has very little AI and machine learning capabilities! Origin needs a more friendlier interface in implementing expressions and formulas in column and row calculations e.g., why is accessing parameter cell values so difficult in column fill tab.
OriginPro is a massively capable data analysis and plotting package. I have been using it for years and still feel as though I have just scratched the surface. From genome-wide association studies using Manhattan plots, to comparative pathway analysis using trellis plots, along with the ability to combine analysis from different projects with ease, producing publication quality figures has become near routine.
OriginPro can be intimidating at first blush. It is so capable, and the plots it produces so customizable, that it is almost too much. However, with patience and practice, along with a plethora of online assistance, beginners can surf the learning curve and produce plots with such clarity that it makes Excel output appear clunky in comparison.
Ease of use and graphs that support analysis but also are high quality one stop for final reports and publication
So I have to populate this - cost is the only negative
OriginPro has a lot of functions and advantages, but sometimes I feel overwhelmed with all the possibilities. Luckily a lot of online tutorials and help files guide through the most essential features. When I am stuck, I use the Origin forum and usually get a helpful reply in a short time.
OriginPro has very powerful analysis capabilities built-in, and these are now further expanded due to the Apps feature. In principle, all of these capabilities can be written as scripts in Python/Matlab, but the convenience and speed of OriginPro is unparalleled.
OriginPro has an extremely dated interface and it is hard to keep track of multiple data sets in the folder structure. The ability to manipulate cell data within the cell - eg: removing non-numeric characters from "23 kg" to obtain numeric 23 would be useful.
It's easy to import data
Making high quality labels for data is difficult. I have been unable to get the latex add-on to work and labeling chemical reactions or writing equations is ugly
Breadth of graphing options and ease of graph optimization and customization
Peak find module still somewhat clunky (for my tastes)
I have been an origin user since the time I stepped into the field of research. And I have no hesitation in saying that handling data would be so much more problematic without Origin. Here are a few of the many advantages of using origin: 1. The wide range of options/functions makes data handling easier. Simply pasting data and related information in Origin Pro makes it so much easier to keep track of data.
The only complaint I have is data transfer between different versions of Origin. If I have an origin file that was saved using older versions of the Origin software that I try to open in a newer version it gets all messed up invariably. by OriginLab on 12/06/2019 Hi Anindita,Thank you very much for the review!Regarding your comment:
Graphical style, merged graphs editable scheme
I can only work in my office domains where I have licensed software, can't work in my residence during weekends.
Sometimes the functionalities get buried in the menus and it is hard to find them. Also, some data treatment that are easily done programmatically (with python for example) can result in quite convoluted and tedious solutions in origin. by OriginLab on 07/06/2019 Hi Hadrien,Thank you for the review.
- Frequent upgrades to a new versions that do not add much changes to a core features. - complicated manipulation of appearance of heat maps. I have troubles with getting smooth graphs from noisy data as I cannot find option to artificially smooth maps without modifying underlying data except changing graph "speed mode" (and that is not strictly map smoothing).
I like the possibility to comprehensively analyze the recorded data. A lot of possibilities to do the statistical evaluation of the collected data, then do the fitting and generate the relevant plots for the presentations.
The most difficult part to figure out - is to get the information about all relevant features of OriginPro. When performing the analysis - I have several times faced the problem that - there is a better way to do it, and I didn't know about it.
Very deep capabilities.
Complexity. In order to have a very deep repertoire of capabilities, it is, by necessity, highly complex and, for beginners, not very intuitive. I think you have to have considerable experience to use it for simple graphs. I suggest having a simple, intuitive program for simple, quick graphing & use OriginPro for the more complex, intensive analysis and graphing.
The ease with which I can import my data. All instruments save and export in different file formats and Origin allows you to import all sorts of file types so you don't have to worry about having a particular format or converting it before using.
Sometimes adding data from different worksheets to the same graph or plot is difficult and I think this is something that should be improved. by OriginLab on 15/05/2019 Hi Rylee,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment:
power of combining categorical variables
tedium of data entry from excel sheets -
I used originlab 8.5 for months and recently started originpro. It's very easy to use as it comes with a wide range of fitting functions.The reason I am really impressed is the way it helps to build the user defined functions.I was fed up of trying many software and programming tools, as I haven't a strong knowledge on programming.Then I got to know about originpro. But I couldn't find an inbuilt function which fits my purpose there.Then I followed the online instructions in originlab site and wrote simple code myself within a short period of time and unbelievably it worked.
As per my experience so far I used Originpro for integration,differentiation,non-linear function fitting,smoothing raw data and model fitting etc.The thing I least like is the "initial guess estimation step" in function fitting.I noticed that the final result is significantly depends on the values we feed as initial guesses.Sometimes it's hard to guess all the variables.I believe parameter initialization codes can be set to solve this issue.But the explanation in the originlab site is not quite helpful for me. by OriginLab on 09/05/2019 Hi Achala,Thank you for the review!Regarding your comment:
I use OriginPro to analyze data and graph, and this software is allowing to zoom in detail into data. since OriginPro embedded Microsoft PowerPoint and Word application, the graph export direct to PowerPoint or Word. it is ready for presentation. The best part, once I load the data, and I have 10+ column to graph to evaluate bad data point. The sparklines is helping me to visual which data column I need to focus on and analyze it first.
I use OriginPro for many years, and I said OriginPro is not user friendly. For the new user, it needs some guiding unstill new user familiar with OriginPro layout.
I like the flexibility in graph output, lots of options in size, resolution, picture format, compression. One you set up your first graph it is so quick and easy to produce similar ones.
It can be difficult to set up a new type a graph though the help is there is you can find it. It takes experiementation to figure out what those newly used graphing options mean and how it affects the output.
The ease of plotting graphs - highlight and drop into an already open chart and it is done. In a recent publication, it was beautiful for the Figure 6 to super-impose two different bar charts into one; using light and dark shades and height differences to distinguish two different features of the same material. I remember someone asking me with awe what software I used to plot Figure 6. Even before I could answer, another from within the audience answered "... I guess Origin.."
First: OriginPro 2019 crashed and shut down my applications on several occasions. I was so frustrated, I carefully avoided using it for anything even though I didn't uninstall it. I reverted to Origin 2018b, which has worked very well.
- Countless options to customize the visual look/feel of results.
- A bit of an initial learning curve, particularly with understanding the vast number of features.
The data processing templates are a huge time saver. I have lots of repeat calculations and I (along with the help of customer support) have designed a workbook to parse my data after import, sort it over separate pages and automatically plot everything in the exact format I need for my digital notebook.
It can be challenging to get started. But the free online youtube tutorials are great for beginners.
Origin is a great platform for Drug Discovery data processing and analysis. A lot of really useful functionality, allowing me to easily process the data and extract all kinds of information.
You have to spend some time to fully appreciate the full potential of various Origin features.
Ease of use, strength, and excellent friendly support.
With all programs, there exist some problems and issues. However, Origin engineers are very good to remove those on timely basis.