We like offer you the option to try Huygens Localizer for analyzing 2D and 3D (astigmatic) SMLM image data for 100 days.
We initially supply you with a 10 day test period, which can be easily extended with another 90 days if you fill out a survey.
This survey will take about 5 minutes to complete and will provide us with very valuable information on how we can further improve

If you do not have a login for our website, you can register here, to join this 100 days of testing.

Else, login with your credentials and visit this webpage.

Join us with this webinar on the new release of Huygens Remote Manager version 3.7.
HRM can be used by multiple users simultaneously and is ideally suited for batch processing, including deconvolution, chromatic aberration correction, time stabillization and colocalization analysis.

By using HRM via your web-browser, you can submit image processing jobs anywhere and at anytime with your computer.
HRM uses multi-core CPUs and GPUs, ensuring that computational resources are used optimally.

You can register here for one of the webinar sessions.

Join us with this webinar on the new Huygens Fuser.
Huygens FUSER can be used to deconvolve and fuse multiview images from a variety of Light Sheet microscope systems, and is extremely easy to use with its interactive user interface.

You can register here for one of the sessions.

We like to announce the release of Huygens Remote Manager (HRM) version 3.7.

The HRM is the web interface of Huygens Core and can be used to submit on-line jobs for batch image deconvolution and restoration.
HRM offers an excellent connection to the OMERO data management platform and allows also a direct up and downloading of images.

HRM is an open source project between SVI and several academic groups that runs already for many years.

More on this project can be found on the HRM Sourceforge page.

A demo version of HRM can be tested via https://hrm.svi.nl

A webinar on the HRM is scheduled for February 11th (2020). You can register here for this webinar.

Many great images have been submitted for the Huygens Image Contest 2019. They were acquired by many different microscopes, ranging from confocal and multiphoton, towards STED and also Light Sheet.
We have selected five winners who's images and movies can be viewed here: https://svi.nl/ImageContestWinners

We hope you will participate in the next years' contest (again). Images can be submitted all year through!

We at SVI, wish you a happy holiday season

Submit your most beautiful microscopy images processed and visualized with Huygens, and have a chance to win a laptop.
Deadline for sending images is December 6th.

See here for more information.

Many of you have experienced already the manyfold increase in Huygens performance with Nvidia GPU acceleration. The level of increase varies depending on the CPU type and the GPU cards that are being used. GPU cards can accelerate Huygens more than 30 times. To make use of GPU acceleration, your Huygens license needs to include a Huygens GPU option that matches with class of your NVIDIA GPU card(s).

Educational Institutes in the USA and Canada are now eligible for a 20% discount on Titan RTX cards.
For more information, we like to refer you to the NVIDIA website:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/deep-learning-ai/products/titan-rtx/educational-discount/

On November 12th, we will have two webinar sessions (9AM and 5PM CET) about all the great new things in Huygens upcoming 19.10 release.

To name just a few of these:

• We now officially release the new Huygens Fuser, which is the more interactive and computationally more efficient successor of the Light Sheet Fusion and Deconvolution Wizard

• 3D Single Molecule Localization Microscopy (SMLM) data analysis is now included in Huygens 2D & 3D Localizer.

• Many new functionalities for Huygens 3D visualization options, such as GPU acceleration for all renderers, perspective projection, more visualization settings, depth-coded colors, and cutting planes within the SFP and Surface renderers.

All other new additions will soon be announced on the Whatsnew page.

Click here to join this webinar and/or the next webinar on Huygens 3D Localizer

In the download section you can find the new 19.10 version of Huygens! Interested in trying it out? Feel free to request a test license via one of the Huygens basics after installing this version.

You can then enjoy significant improvements in 3D rendering performance and features or try out the new interactive Fuser for your lightsheet data.

For those interested in the Huygens Localizer: we have included now 3D localization and the possibility to process your data in batch mode!

More details about this release can be found here.

Many new and requested functionalities have been added to all our three Huygens 3D visualization options, which are the SFP, MIP and Surface Renderer. We will present these new features in our next webinar on Tuesday October 15th.

Join us for one of the webinar sessions and register here.