Image Visualization and Analysis Software

Imaris for Neuroscientists
MultiPark has acquired a license for Imaris for Neuroscientists version 9.3 and a dedicated workstation for it. This software is especially suited for 3D/4D visualization of images that have been acquired from a confocal microscope, for example. The Neuroscience package of Imaris, in particular, allows for neuron tracing but can work with other cells types or structures that branch or are filamentous in nature. In addition, users may use this software package to detect and measure spots and surfaces and perform colocalization anaylsis. This version of Imaris has been improved over previous versions to better handle large datasets.

To learn more about the Imaris for Neuroscientists package, please visit the official Bitplane page: Imaris for neuroscientists webpage

Accessing and using the workstation
The workstation is located in BMC room B1155a. There is no formal introduction to using the system nor specialized personell. To gain access to the room and obtain basic details about using the workstation, including login information, please contact megg [dot] garcia [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se.

Booking and pricing
Booking of the system is done by sending a calendar meeting request to the Outlook equipment account for the workstation (MED_B11-Imaris-MP [at] resource [dot] lu [dot] se). Once at the system, the user must log their use in the logbook. For details about booking and the calendar, please contact megg [dot] garcia [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se.

Rates

For help using the software:
In collaboration with CIPA, Jonas Ahlstedt can provide more advanced help with using the software. For more tasks requiring more time/labor, Jonas can provide assistance and/or perform the analysis for a fee. For more information, please contact jonas [dot] ahlstedt [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se.

Arivis
In collaboration with CIPA, MultiPark users currently have access to Arivis through their infrastructure. More information about this collaboration and CIPA can be found here: https://www.microscopy.lu.se/cipa/resources or by contacting jonas [dot] ahlstedt [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

Arivis will also be available for use in the future in conjunction with the MultiPark Light Sheet Microscope infrastructure. More information will be made available soon on the Light Sheet Microscope webpage.

Contact
If you are interested in using the system and would like more information, please contact megg [dot] garcia [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se.