Our Huygens Software is developed with the firm belief that reliable image processing is key in understanding the true nature of microscopic objects. For more than 25 years, we collaborate with expert microscopists around the globe to promote best imaging practices, and to further improve the user-friendliness and quality of our light microscopy software. Together with our extensive online documentation and high level of personal support we strive towards the highest standards of scientific quality, thereby contributing to a community of researchers united in their devotion to pursuit truth and knowledge.
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For single and multiple users, at any time and place. We offer tailored solutions.
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Use Huygens Everywhere
A new way of using Huygens Essential and Localizer everywhere.
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Online Image Processing
Multi-user and high-throughput image processing using the web-interface Huygens Remote Manager.
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Huygens Deconvolution
Deconvolution is a mathematical operation used in image restoration. With the advanced Huygens Deconvolution Algorithms you can significant improve your microscope images.
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Optical Options
Huygens deconvolution supports various microscope types with optical options that takes the specific properties of each type into account.
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Image Gallery
The Huygens Software is used for all kinds of microscopes and applications. See what Huygens Deconvolution can do for your research in the different galleries.
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Quantification
For quantitative analysis of deconvolution results, it is important to avoid unnecessary pre- or post-processing steps. Furthermore, it is crucial that the entire image is processed and restored correctly.
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Surface Renderer
The Surface Renderer is a powerful 3D visualization tool that enables the visualization of isosurfaces of volumes.
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MIP Renderer
The Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) Renderer produces 3D to 2D projections of the highest intensities in an object.
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SFP Renderer
The Simulated Fluorescence Process (SFP) Renderer generates realistic 3D scenes, based on a 3D microscopy image which is interpreted as a distribution of fluorescent material.
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Movie Maker
The Movie Maker is a tool that allows the user to easily create sophisticated animations of multi-channel 3D images using the powerful Huygens visualization tools.
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Object Tracker
Huygens Object Tracker tracks the movement of cells and particles in time series images. Filter, edit, and analyze the tracks with the included Track Analyzer.
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Colocalization Analyzer
With colocalization analysis for fluorescence microscopy you can obtain quantitative information about the amount of spatial overlap between structures in different channels for 3D images and 3D-time series.
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Object Analyzer
Objects in 3D-5D (multichannel, time series) images can be quickly and easily analyzed with Huygens Object Analyzer. Statistics of objects are produced with just a few button clicks.
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Huygens Everywhere
Webinar December 1st
Webinar on tailored Huygens solutions featuring Huygens Everywhere and the new SVI User Portal.
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WhatsNew 20.10 Webinar
November 12th
Hear more about the new Workflow Designer and Processor, Python compatibility, and Airyscan2 deconvolution.
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Huygens Image
Contest 2020
Submit your most favourite Huygens image/movie and have a big chance to win a laptop or one of the TB hard disks.
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Huygens Fuser
At LSFM conference
Light Sheet deconvolution and fusion by Huygens Fuser will be demonstrated at the 12th virtual LSFM conference (Sept 23-25).
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Huygens Everywhere
Launched
Mid July 2020 we launched Huygens Everywhere. A new way to use your Huygens Essential, Professional or Localizer everywhere.
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Webinar June 4th.
STEDYCON & Huygens
Sign up now for this webinar in collaboration with Abberior Instruments: STEDYCON & HUYGENS: super-resolution scaled up - featuring Huygens Stitcher.
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Huygens facilitates
research on Corona
We are very proud that we could contributed with HUYGENS to many research articles on Corona related research.
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Guidance for quantitative
confocal microscopy
We like to congratulate James Jonkman, Claire M. Brown, Graham D. Wright, Kurt Anderson and Alison J. North with the publication of their review paper in Nature Protocols on quantitative confocal microscopy.
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