MSFragger is available freely for academic research, non-commercial or educational purposes under academic license. Other uses require a commercial license after the initial 60-day evaluation period that can be obtained by contacting Drew Bennett (
[email protected]) at the University of Michigan Office of Tech Transfer. For questions, please contact Prof. Alexey Nesvizhskii (
[email protected]).
I understand that although the MSFragger suite of tools is distributed as a single JAR file, commercial users are required to obtain a license for MSFragger-Core and, depending on the application, for some or all other algorithms: MSFragger-LOS (localization-aware open search), MSFragger-Glyco, MSFragger-DIA.
If my employer is not an academic institution or a non-profit organization, I will contact the University of Michigan Office of Tech Transfer (Drew Bennett,
[email protected]) to obtain a commercial license to use the MSFragger suite of tools beyond the initial evaluation period (60 days after obtaining any version of MSFragger JAR file).