Download – Stable release

jMRUI is proprietary software made available only to registered users under certain license terms. Also, you must be logged in to download the software.

Current stable version

  • jMRUI v. 7.0 (July 2023, build 20230715)

Microsoft Windows & GNU/Linux

Download jmrui-7.0-3.zip (148.4 MB)

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  • Requires: Java 8 or newer (32-bits) (tested with Liberica Full JRE version 18, x86 32 for Windows)
  • Installation note: After downloading jMRUI, uncompress the zip-file in the directory of your choice and read the“readme.txt” file to learn how to install jMRUI properly on 64-bit platforms. If you want to use the NMRScopeB plug-in, also read the “readme_nmrscopeb.txt” file (for any platform).
  • Tested on Windows 8 and newer (Desktop).

Note for GNU/Linux users: the above package can be also installed on GNU/Linux. For installation instructions see readme.txt file after uncompressing the zip-file. However, this version has not been tested on Linux and therefore we cannot guarantee its full functionality.

Older stable version

  • jMRUI v. 5.2, released on 2015-05-25

Microsoft Windows

Download jmrui-5.2.1_win-3.zip (44.3 MB)

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  • Requires: Java 7 or newer (32-bits) (tested with Oracle Java)
  • Installation note: After downloading jMRUI, uncompress the zip-file in the directory of your choice and read the“readme.txt” file to learn how to install jMRUI properly on 64-bit platforms. In case you want to use the NMRScopeB plug-in, also read the “readme_nmrscopeb.txt” file (for any platform).
  • Hardware requirements: check Java requirements
  • Tested on Windows 7 and 8 (Desktop).

GNU/Linux

Download jmrui-5.2.1_linux.zip (53.9 MB)

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  • Requires: Java 7 or newer (32-bits) (tested with Oracle Java). It requires also the libg2c 32-bits library (e.g. on Ubuntu 14.04 you would have to install the package libg2c0_3.4.6-6ubuntu3_i386.deb)
  • Installation note: After downloading jMRUI, uncompress the zip-file in the directory of your choice and read the“readme.txt” file to learn how to install jMRUI properly on 64-bit platforms. In case you want to use the NMRScopeB plug-in, also read the “readme_nmrscopeb.txt” file (for any platform).
  • Hardware requirements: check Java requirements
  • Tested on Debian 7.0 “Wheezy”, CentOS 7.0 and Ubuntu 14.04
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