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| =Qt In Scientific Researches=
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| The information contained here are by no means exhaustive so all related additions are very welcome.
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| ==Current state==
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| After discussion during this round table session, it seems that Qt’s current uses are mostly for:
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| * Tooling
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| * Data visualization
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| * Data Modeling
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| * <span class="caps">GUI</span> on top command line tools
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| Some of the libraries used in common with Qt are:
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| * OpenCV for image processing
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| * <span class="caps">VTK</span> for data visualization
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| Otherwise, purpose specific libraries that implement e.g. neural networks. It’s always better to use the most suitable tool for a task rather than try to do everything with a more general purpose library.
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| Some of the current uses:
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| * Medical devices
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| * Earthquake simulator
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| Example of software:
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| * [http://avogadro.cc/ Avogadro] ''[avogadro.cc]''
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