You can now submit your most favorite images and/or movies for the Huygens Image & Movie Contest 2019.

For more information click here.

After a hot summer and high temperature records broken, we start a new series of webinars in which we present the Huygens Stitcher, our renewed, expanded and GPU accelerated 3D rendering options, and "WhatsNew"in the upcoming 19.10 Fall release. The Fall release will include many new features in the interactive Light Sheet fusion tool, and a completely new addition to the Huygens Localizer: support for 3D SMLM (astigmatic) image data.

Visit this page for the new Webinar schedule and to register

September 25, 26, and 27th of this year, we'll have again our very popular and highly rated Huygens imaging course at the SVI headquarters in Hilversum (The Netherlands). The course starts Wednesday in the afternoon and ends on Friday afternoon.

Many Huygens users who attended previously recommend this course to you. See here.

This course is fully booked. Next course is scheduled for April/May 2020

For more information, please contact sales at svi.nl.

Dear microscopist,

The upcoming webinar about the new Huygens LOCALIZER is scheduled for July 9th.

You can register and find more information about this webinar on here.

We look forward to your registration.

The SVI team

As our customers are used to our near-instant replies on their support questions and emails we want to let you know that on June 10 you may have to wait one day as it's a National Holiday in the Netherlands.

On Tuesday, June 11 we are looking forward welcoming you for our WhatsNew webinar for the HUYGENS 19.04 release launching a new package for PALM, STORM and GSD Analysis, major extensions for the Light-sheet Fusion in HUYGENS and much more. You are welcome to join us! See our Webinar Invitation!

The new version of Huygens is available now in the download section!

Including a new product, HUYGENS Localizer for interactive and fast Localization Microscopy processing.

The HUYGENS Localizer is a stand-alone software package for fast & high performance processing of Single Molecule Localization Microscopy data (SMLM), such as Photoactivated Localization Microscopy (PALM) , Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) and Ground State Depletion (GSD) images. The Huygens Localizer is optimally designed for CPU and GPU computation, enabling a real-time processing experience.

Details about the new release can be found here.

Dear microscopist,

Join us on June 11th for this Webinar on the latest new developments implemented in the upcoming Huygens 19.04 version.
Among these developments are the new Huygens Localizer and faster 3D rendering via GPU-acceleration!

You can register here.

We look forward to your registration.

The SVI team

On September 25, 26, and 27th of this year, we'll have again our very popular Huygens imaging course at the SVI headquarters in Hilversum (The Netherlands).
The course starts Wednesday in the afternoon and ends on Friday afternoon.

If you aim to get the best possible and reliable results from your microscopy image data, then this 2.5 days of intense training may interest you. Topics range from optimal acquisition to recognizing imaging artifacts and using Huygens for fixing them. Obviously, all the Huygens deconvolution, restoration, and analysis options will be explained, and there will be enough time for hands-on sessions and discussions. We will address images from a range of microscopy setups: including SMLM, STED, Array Detector, Confocal and Light Sheet.

For this course, we allow a maximum of 9 people. This is to ensure that we can give enough attention to all the participants.
More detailed information on this course and quotes from previous participants, can be found here.

If you are interested in joining this course, please send an email to info at svi.nl or call us: 0031 35 642 1626

The SVI team

The next course will be in Spring 2020.

Dear microscopist,

Join us on Tuesday April 30th to hear the latest news about the Huygens Array Detector option, which is also tailored for restoring Zeiss (Fast)-Airyscan® images.

Because many of you joined the Huygens Array Detector webinar last year November, we'd now like to give you an update on this popular Huygens deconvolution option, address questions as to how our new algorithm compares to alternative approaches, and present our most recent findings.

More specifically, we will show how to achieve 100nm two-point resolution using 100nm nanorulers from GATTAQUANT GmbH, separate objects that are just 70 nm apart (see image below), and restore microtubules to a FWHM below 100nm. These are results that - at this time - can only be surpassed by optical techniques like STED and SMLM.

Join this webinar and learn how you get more resolution, more contrast and more reliable results from your images using HUYGENS' Array-detector option!

You can register here: https://svi.nl/WebinarInvitation

We look forward to your registration.


More info about this new option:
https://svi.nl/Array-Detector

On May 8 , 9 , and 10 of this year, we'll have again our very popular Huygens imaging course at the SVI headquarters in Hilversum (The Netherlands).
The course starts on Wednesday afternoon and ends on Friday afternoon.

If you like to get the best possible images out of your microscope and restore and analyze them optimally, then this 2.5 day of intense training may interest you. Topics range from optimal acquisition to recognizing imaging artifacts and using Huygens for fixing them. Obviously, all the Huygens deconvolution, restoration, and analysis options will be explained, and there will be enough time for hands-on sessions and discussions.

For this course, we allow a maximum of 9 people. This is to ensure that we can give enough attention to all the participants.
More detailed information on this course and quotes from previous participants, can be found here.

If you are interested in joining this course, please send an email to info at svi.nl or call us: 0031 35 642 1626

The SVI team

The next course will be held in Fall 2019.