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Oxford Instruments Imaris for Core Facilities software package

25 February, 2025

Imaris for Core Facilities provides smart detection and visualisation of complex objects, tracing of neurons, blood vessels and other filamentous structures, 3D tracking (including cell division detection), interactive plotting and batch analysis.


AI trained to diagnose lung diseases

11 February, 2025

The AI model works by examining each video frame to find important features of the lungs and assesses the order of the video frames to understand the patterns of the lungs over time.


Oxford Instruments Imaris for Cell Biologists software package

04 February, 2025

The Imaris for Cell Biologists package is powerful commercial software for live cell tracking and analysis. It is suitable for researchers in life science disciplines who require a broad range of functionalities to study cells and organisms, and to monitor temporal changes in biological systems.


MBF Bioscience WormLab 2024 for tracking C. elegans

19 September, 2024

MBF Bioscience has released the latest version of WormLab — a complete hardware and software system for imaging, tracking and quantitative analysis of C. elegans behaviour.


MBF Bioscience Vesselucida 360 microvasculature imaging software

24 July, 2024

MBF Bioscience's Vesselucida 360 software enables automatic reconstruction and quantitative analysis of microvasculature.


Oxford Instruments Imaris 10.2 image analysis software

17 July, 2024

Oxford Instruments has announced the release of Imaris 10.2, the latest version of its AI-powered image analysis software for microscopy, organoids, cell biology, MRI images and SEM images.


AI camera tech could help quickly identify serious infections

18 June, 2024

A combination of camera technology, software and AI has the potential to assess the severity of an infection simply by scanning the patient's face for 30 seconds.


AI platform makes microscopy image analysis more accessible

03 June, 2024

DL4MicEverywhere makes artificial intelligence (AI) accessible for analysing microscopy images, empowering researchers regardless of their computational expertise.


New method for assessing red blood cell deformability

16 May, 2024

Using image-based deep learning and dynamic shape classification techniques, researchers have developed a novel method of checking red blood cell deformability that is said to be less invasive.


Yokogawa CellVoyager CV8000 high-content screening system

15 April, 2024

The high-end, high-content analysis system features a cell incubator with an airtight design that facilitates the observation of cell behaviour over long periods of time.


MBF Bioscience MicroDynamix spine analysis software

08 April, 2024

MicroDynamix by MBF Bioscience enables visualisation and quantification changes in spine morphology in repeated in vivo imaging experiments in neuroscience.


AI can detect COVID and other conditions from chest X-rays

31 January, 2024

As scientists compare different AI models to improve automated chest X-ray interpretation, a new AI system has been found to detect COVID-19 with 98% accuracy.


Image integrity best practice: the problem with altering western blots

22 January, 2024

Image integrity issues are most likely to come from western blots, so researchers and institutions must take care when using these images in their content.


Oxford Instruments Imaris 10.1 image analysis software with AI

02 January, 2024

This latest release integrates AI segmentation tools into the main image analysis workflows, improving ease of use and providing better and more versatile segmentation tools.


Digital camera and AI algorithm can detect facial palsy

04 December, 2023

Researchers have developed a real-time detection system for facial palsy using a Raspberry Pi microcomputer, a digital camera and a deep learning algorithm.


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