View abstracts, presentations, speakers, and exhibitors from courses. Take notes on slides and draw directly on them. Share notes via in- messaging, email, or social media.
Explore cell biology by zooming between whole cells and molecular details. Tap terms for AI-generated explanations tailored to your learning level. View concept chains that link related biological ideas.
Allows users to create chemical process models using a touch-enabled PFD drawing interface. It supports offline operation and performs VLE/VLLE/SVLE/SVLLE calculations with equation of state and activity coefficient methods.
Learn molecular biology through a game where players collect amino acids, ATP, and DNA sequences. Capture DNA to discover genes and synthesize proteins in a virtual lab. Combine proteins to build complex structures.
The app provides real-time imaging satellite overflight notifications and on-demand access to recent high-resolution satellite images. Users can request an imaging satellite to capture a new picture.
" with guided exercises and stroke tracking. Receive feedback on letter formation and spacing. Set goals and monitor progress over time. Sync with iPad and stylus for accurate input."
Study for exams with practice questions and mock tests. Access over 1000 new exam-style questions. Review revised study materials. Track progress with charts. Practice in subjects like diagnostic imaging and principles.
Access anomaly information through organized figures, diagrams, and case examples. Include video discussions for multimedia learning. Support for radiologists, cardiologists, and cardiac imaging staff in training or practice.
Explore elements with detailed properties, historical context, and practical uses. View 3D atomic structures and rotate models. Search for elements by name or symbol. Save favorite elements for quick access.
Access chemical element data including atomic number, symbol, and properties. Select and copy element details. Create molecular formulas by long-pressing symbols. Calculate molecular mass. Link to Wikipedia pages for additional information.