Analyzing Illuminance Data in LED Lighting Technology

Dr. M. Nisa Khan, President and Managing Member, IEM LED Lighting Technologies

Dr. Nisa Khan uses Origin 3D surface plots to compare illumination quality of LED, fluorescent, and incandescent lamps for her book on the science of LED lighting technology.

Origin as a Financial Reporting Tool

Ariel Fischer, Quantitative Analyst, SpareBank 1 Markets AS, Oslo, Norway

Ariel Fischer and his team from SpareBank 1 Markets AS in Oslo, Norway used Origin to create a fully automated reporting tool. This tool has been used to create a credit rating report of 150 Nordic banks.

Origin for Lab Course at University of Tulsa

Dr. Alexei Grigoriev, University of Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

Dr. Alexei Grigoriev from the Department of Physics and Engineering Physics at the University of Tulsa integrates Origin into lab exercises, allowing students to practice programming functions, nonlinear curve fitting, and data presentation, all in one software environment.

Dissolved Solids Circulation in Las Vegas Bay, Lake Mead, USA

Prof. Dr. Michael R. Rosen, University of Nevada, Reno, USA

Dr. Michael R. Rosen from the Department of Geological Sciences and Engineering in University of Nevada leads a research which is aimed to determine how the overall dissolved solids (measured as specific conductance) entering Las Vegas Bay from a tributary called Las Vegas Wash changed over the year. Origin is used in this research to organize experimental data and plot color filled contours.

Molecular Images - Creating Images from SMILES Strings

A chemist and Origin user at a leading global health care company utilize a third-party DLL and additional Origin C code to convert the Simplified Molecular-Input Line-Entry Specification(SMILES) data to images of the chemical structures.

Planetary Science - Plotting and Using Integrate Gadget

Jason Nycz, Geophysicist and Planetary Scientist

Geophysicist and planetary scientist Jason Nycz uses Origin to statistically catalogue craters by type and location, and to integrate crater profile data in a process known as palinspastic restoration.

Muscle Use - Producing and Fitting Histograms

Julian Borejdo, University of North Texas Health Science Center

Julian Borejdo at the University of North Texas Health Science Center uses Origin for statistical analysis, visualizing frequency information in histograms and using non-linear curve fitting to identify modal behavior in the data.

Patterned Energy - Performing Simulations in the Area of Non-Linear Optics

Shoresh Shafei and Mark Kuzyk, Physics Department at Washington State University, Washington, USA

Shoresh Shafei and Mark Kuzyk in the Physics department at Washington State University are using Origin to perform simulations in the area of non-linear optics, use Origin's unique project explorer to organize gigabytes of simulation data, Origin's analysis tools for computation, and multi-panel graphing capabilities to present results.

Global Nonlinear Curve -Fitting Using Origin

Dr. Dylan Bulseco, Director of Assay Development, Sensor Technologies

Dr. Dylan Bulseco, director of Assay Development at Sensor Technologies, uses non-linear curve fitting tool in Origin to fit user defined functions, and do global fitting, in order to analyze data from biochemistry.

Automated Analysis of pClamp Data in Origin

Professor Alexander Zholos, Vascular Biology at Queen's University Belfast, UK

Professor Alexander Zholos from Vascular Biology Department at Queen's University Belfast, UK used Origin to automate the process of Importing pClamp file directly from instrument, and analyzing the data automatically with Labtalk script.

Micro-Raman Spectroscopy of Complex Nanostructured Mineral Systems

S. Cînta Pînzaru and D. Pop, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

S. Cînta Pînzaru and D. Pop from Babes-Bolyai University generate line plots with Origin to illustrate the acquisition of Raman data from various range of datasets, and compare measured data with reference, also carry out simple peak analysis.

Using Analysis Templates to Produce Custom Reports for High-Level Athletes and their Trainers

Antoine Couturier and Sylvain Dorel, National Institute of Sport, Paris, France

Antoine Couturier and Sylvain Dorel, researchers at the Laboratory of Biomechanics and Physiology at the French National Institute of Sport, use the analysis template in Origin to do repeated analysis for similar data, and generate custom report sheet easily for trainers and athletes to review progress in their training regimens.

Metamorphic Effects on Agate Found Near the Shap Granite

T. Moxon et al, Department of Earth Science, University of Cambridge, UK

T. Moxon et al generate line plots for IR adsorption spectra, Raman spectroscopy and ternary plots with Origin for their paper publication. The paper is publlished in Mineralogical Magazine.

Two-Photon Fluorescence Measurements of Reversible Photodegradation in a Dye-doped Polymer

Ye Zhu, Juefei Zhou, and Mark G. Kuzyk, Washington State University, Washington, USA

Ye Zhu, Juefei Zhou, and Mark G. Kuzyk are from Department of Physics and Astronomy, Washington State University. They import multiple experiment data files with import wizard , plot them with a user-defined template, carry out linear regression and export the graph as certain format with Origin. In this case, the graph is used to interpret and show molecules' degrade.

A Cathodoluminescence Study

T. Moxon et al, Department of Earth Science, University of Cambridge, UK

T. Moxon et al generate ternary plots and many other graph types with Origin for paper publication. The paper is published in Mineralogical Magazine.

Properties of mPSCs at the C. elegans Neuromuscular Junction

Qiang Liu and Zhao-Wen Wang , Department of Neuroscience, University of Connecticut Health Center

Qiang Liu and Zhao-Wen Wang from Department of Neuroscience, University of Connecticut Health Center import pClamp data into Origin, plot them with several layers, and arrange the layers to form a proper designed graph. The analysis is to determine whether large-amplitude mPSCs were due to synchronized release of multiple synaptic vesicles.

Analyzing the Electronic States of a Heavily Overdoped High Temperature Superconductor

The J. C. Davis Group, Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics at Cornell University

The J. C. Davis Group, Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics at Cornell University conducts a research project, in which they import the line cut data from the STM control software using Origin's ASCII data Import Wizard, convert the combination to a matrix and generate a 3D colormap surface plot.

Automated Dose Response Curve Fitting Outpaces Manual Operation

AstraZeneca, Alderley Park, UK

AstraZeneca (Alderley Park, UK) has developed a customized data processing application in Origin that can analyze up to 2,000 datasets per hour, an improvement of 50 to 100-fold over the number that scientists could analyze using previous methods.

A Compositional Heterogeneity Method to Simplify LC Data Analysis

Susan Goodchild and Jeff Hurlbut at Solutia, Inc, Springfield, USA

Susan Goodchild and Jeff Hurlbut at Solutia, Inc. design a customized routin to automate calibration and curve fitting to analyze polymer compositional distribution liquid chromatography data.

A Customized Application for Greenheck Fan

Greencheck Fan Corporation, Schofield, WI, USA

OriginLab's Application department, in cooperation with Greenheck Fan Corporation, has developed a custom fan curve application and interface to replace an existing and cumbersome interface and set of Fortran routines. They use Dialog Builder and Origin C to created a dialog that presents a series of options that allow the engineer to chart the performance of a particular fan.

AIDS Vaccine Development

Nadeem Sheikh, Washington National Primate Research Center, Washington, USA

Nadeem Sheikh at the Washington National Primate Research Center and a group of other researchers collate, organize, statistically analyze and visually display a wide variety of disparate and diverse data sets which include such things as cell immunophenotyping, clinical parameters, virus loads, and basic body and weight measurements.

Discovering the Mysteries of Epilepsy Using pClamp Analysis

Vanderbilt

The researchers at Vanderbilt import and plot pClamp data, as well perform nonlinear curve fitting with Origin, and then build a mathematic model to characterized the Na+ channels in the research of epilepsy.

Automating pKa Curve Fitting Using Origin

Brian Bissett, Scientist, Pfizer Global Research & Development, Groton, USA

Brian Bissett, a scientist at Pfizer Global Research & Development, automates the nonlinear curve fitting process with Labtalk script based analysis tools to fit the pH curve and calculate the pKa curve.

Mapping the Density States of a Superconductor as a Function of Energy

The Seamus Davis research group , University of California at Berkeley and Cornell University, USA

The Seamus Davis research group at the University of California at Berkeley and at Cornell University uses Origin C and Labtalk script to create button objects for the purpose of importing, manipulating, fitting and plotting data from 2D Fourier Transform electron density maps.

Research in Spacecraft Propulsion Technology

The Propulsion Research Center at NASA/MSFC, USA

The Propulsion Research Center at NASA/MSFC creates Origin graphs to visualize research results of technologies for use in "in-space" propulsion of spacecraft and publish them as part of presentations or paper publication.

Multiphysics Displayed in Origin 7.5: Laser Synthesis of Nanoparticles

Dr. James Gardner, consultant in nanotechnology and multiphysics engineering, Environmental Instruments, Corp.

Dr. James Gardner, a consultant in nanotechnology and multiphysics engineering, creates presentation quality graph with Origin to show comparison between theoretical, computation and experimental results, which helps to design a nozzle that had a top-hat velocity profile (not the standard laminar parabolic) relative to the focused laser beam thickness.

Effect on Sensory Nerves by Vertebral Column Movement

Joel G. Pickar, Neurophysiologist,Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research, Davenport, Iowa. USA

Joel G. Pickar is a Neurophysiologist at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research in Davenport, Iowa. He makes presentation quality graphs with Origin to visualize both biomechanical and neurophysiological data, helping to understand how mechanical movement of the vertebral column affects sensory nerves that innervate the paraspinal tissues.

Simplifying Carbon Nanotube Identification

Professor R. Bruce Weisman, the Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology, Rice University

Professor R. Bruce Weisman, a member of the Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology and the Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology at Rice University, displays and analyzes large files of data and search for underlying patterns using dozens of worksheets in project files, some of which totaled several megabytes, which helps to characterize carbon nanotube structure in a simpler way.

Bubble-Based Chemical Sensing for the Process Industries

Naveen Neil Sinha, Los Alamos High School, NM, USA

Naveen Neil Sinha was in his junior year at Los Alamos High School when he carried out a research in which he uses both Origin's built-in tool and user-defined analysis tool to determine resonance frequency from Fourier transform result of the Doppler instruments, and plot the data on the speed of the bubble over time.

Experiments Increase Understanding of Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

Dr. Bengt Kayser, Research Fellow, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

Dr. Bengt Kayser and co-researchers at McGill University quickly visualize and analyze their data with Origin from the research of chronic obstructive lung disease, even possible to analyze data during experiment.

Heart Differences Between Neonatals and Adults

Prof. Dr. Craig Clarkson, Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Professor Craig Clarkson and his co-workers at Tulane University School of Medicine were investigating the physiological differences of heart tissue samples obtained from newborn and adult patients. They make use of Origin to speed up the data analysis by writing scripts and automate processes.

Automating Chart Production Reduces Time Required to Produce Reports

Templeton Global Investors, Incorporated

Templeton Global Investors, Incorporated uses Origin to produce complex over/under chart which enables the client to examine in a clear and concise manner a comparison of their investments to major investment indicesautomatically.

Get Your Engineering Point Across With More Descriptive Charts

Ralph Lombard, President, Lombard Technical Consulting, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

Ralph Lombard of Lombard Technical Consulting generates charts/graphs impact with abundant information which enable engineers to get visualized explaination of testing results.etc. Origin is favored especially for its multi-layer and multi-axes charts feature.

Study Shows That $250 Million Could Be Saved In Laparoscopic Surgery

Dr. Volker R. Jacobs, Christian-Albrechts-University, Kiel, Germany

Origin increased the ease of producing regression curves that prove the statistical validity of the results from research of improving gas flow into the patient's abdominal cavity. This was extremely useful for the research of Dr. Volker R. Jacobs and his colleagues at Christian-Albrechts-University

Graphics Script Provides Quick Classification of GaAs Wafers

Dr. Millard G. Mier, Research Physicist, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, Ohio, USA

Dr. Millard G. Mier from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory wrote a LabTalk script to perform the necessary analyses and create color plots automatically from Infrared transmission topography results.

Push-button Analysis Aids Study of Leading-Edge Battery Technology

Eric Sigmund, Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois, USA

The ability to push a button and instantly perform otherwise tedious data analysis tasks in Origin has streamlined the study of electrolytic materials used in batteries for Eric Sigmund from Northwestern University.

Customized Acoustical-Analysis Programs Speed Delivery of Critical Information

Mark Ferdinand, President On-line Digital Technologies, Inc. Carmichael, California, USA

A new custom acoustic-emission analysis program based on Origin is designed as a button object, relieved Mark Ferdinand and coworkers in On-line Digital Technologies from enormous manually data selection work.

Italian Research Laboratory Analyzes Instabilities in Carbon Dioxide Lasers

Marco Ciofini and Riccardo Meucci, Researchers, National Institute of Optics, Florence, Italy

The researchers from National Institute of Optics in Florence, Italy use Origin to store and graphically depict the data generated by the measurements of intensity variations through the cross-section of the carbon dioxide laser beam and over time.

Study Demonstrates Synergistic Effects of Drugs in Facilitating Transplants

Dr. Michael Olausson, Goteborg University, Goteborg, Sweden

Origin helps researchers at Goteborg University to produce charts that quickly and clearly communicate the results of the charts to those who may be able to use them to reduce the side effects experienced by transplant patients.

Custom Application for Ford, Reduces Graphing of Transmission Testing Data

Ford Motor Company

Engineers at the Ford Motor Automatic Transmission Testing Center use Origin to create series of plot with different variables for every sample in a same graph, and make it easier and more visualized to compare test data in the automotive engineering field.

Researchers Study Cardiac Energetics with Fluorescence Spectroscopy

Dr. Rolf Brandes, Loyola University Chicago, Illinois, USA

The research led by Dr. Rolf Brandes at Loyola University is aimed to understand how energy production is regulated in the heart when energy consumption suddenly changes. Origin is useful mainly for its nonlinear curve fitting tools and extensive multivariate regression analysis capabilities, also the Labtalk programming.

Powerful Data Analysis Routine Helps Locate Buried Bombs

Christian Barthel, Vice President, Barthel & Schreiber GmbH, Duisburg, Germany

In order to detect possible underground bombs, a software package is developed within Origin by Christian Barthel's team in Barthel & Schreiber GmbH along with Ralf Rosenberger from ADDITIVE. This software package could read the GPS signal, keep track of the tractor's position and provide course correction information to the driver.

New Analytical Method Helps Verify Chemical Weapons Compliance

Dipen N. Sinha, Los Alamos National Laboratories, Los Alamos, USA,

Nearly every capability of Origin was used on a daily basis to help Los Alamos National Laboratory verify chemical weapons compliance.

Robust Data Analysis Using OriginLab's Origin and LabTalk

Brian Bissett, Pfizer Global Research and Development, Groton, CT, USA

The book Practical Pharmaceutical Laboratory Automation includes a section on data analysis in Origin using Labtalk.