Microscopic Image Quality Control tool
Check your microscopic image before embarking on analysis and publication.
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Latest News
Online Huygens Workshop for Experts
Joins us on April 16+17, from 8:00-12:00 EDT New York, 14:00-18:00 CEST Amsterdam for this free virtual training event.
Click here to register now
SVI at FOM2024
Two of our developers (Steven and Kevin) will be at the FOM. If you like to meet them, let us know!
Huygens Workshops in Bethesda, Philadelphia and NYC between March 25-27
Attend one of our Huygens Workshops at NIAID-NIH, Wistar Institute, or Rockefeller. Contact the facility or email us.
Click here for more info
SVI joins the NAMS meeting at NYU Langone Health.
SVI will give a TechTalk about the upcoming Image Quality Control tool on March 28th at the NAMS meeting.
NAMS website
Winners announced of the Huygens Image Contest 2023.
A big thanks to all who joined the Huygens Image Contest2023, and congratulations to the prize winners.
Click here to see the winners
SVI at RMS UK Light Microscopy Facility Meeting 2024.
See our TechnoBite on high throughput and Convex Hull analysis, and have a chat with Mark and Vincent.
Program info
Webinar Nov. 7th: WhatsNew in Huygens 23.10.
New tools for batch colocalization analysis, auto contrast, saving RAM and disk space, import segmentation info from machine learning software, etcetera.
Watch it here
Webinar Oct 24th: Analyzing objects within other objects and object organization, using clusters and convex hull operations
Close/fill objects that are non-homogenously stained and cluster objects with the Object Analyzer
Watch it here