GTG Cell Studio 0.8.13 — Windows research preview

GTG Cell Studio 0.8.13 is a compiled Windows x64 research release. The GTG research papers are currently in preparation.

Download the Windows installer. An installation key is required; request access from Dr Alireza Poshtkohi at a.poshtkohi@herts.ac.uk.

Limited evaluation supports model editing, data inspection, Parse, Simulate, Fit and figures. Full access provides additional features, Help and guides within the authorised installation. Keys are issued privately. There are no separate public GTG theory/language manuals or framework implementation downloads.

Run the installer normally, enter your key, then open Studio and Examples from the Start menu. The package includes the tools needed for the supplied examples and uses a per-user installation without an administrator-elevation request. Keep user work outside the application directory; uninstall preserves outside files.

Platform targets: Windows 10 version 1809/build17763 or later x64 and Windows 11 x64. This release is unsigned; Windows may show a SmartScreen warning and organisation policies may restrict execution. Installation and edition-change checks have passed. An independent fresh Windows 10 VM check remains pending.

The separately supplied GTG-Cell-Studio-Third-Party-Sources-0.8.13.zip contains Qt/GCC and other dependency sources/build material, not GTG application implementation or theory manuals. Those component sources, licences and rights are independent of the installation key. Retain LICENSE-NOTICES.txt and THIRD-PARTY-SOURCES.txt.

GitHub's automatic Source code ZIP/tar archives contain only this public download-page repository and branding files.

Installer size: 412,689,312 bytes. SHA-256:

B60B07D2AD029C75E05260F59E028F6EBA232D8513D41612730E3690584ED97B

Use SHA256SUMS.txt to verify the release assets. Project website · Download page and installation details

Copyright credits and the included Full-access guides were updated on 1 November 2026. The scientific fitting engine is unchanged.

Copyright © 2026 Alireza Poshtkohi, Mark L Dallas and Moza Al-Owais.