Yokogawa uses OMERO Plus for its CellLibrarian data management system that enables CellVoyager system users to get the maximum value from their multi-dimensional imaging experiments. CellLibrarian provides tools for data management, sharing and analysis, and integrates seamlessly with Yokogawa’s CV8000 live confocal microscope.
FEI’s Amira is a powerful, multifaceted 3D software platform for visualizing, manipulating, and understanding data from computed tomography, microscopy, MRI, and many other imaging modalities. Incorporating the powerful image file format translation of Bio-Formats into AMIRA enables users to use Amira regardless of their preferred platform or file type, making that step to visualizing, analyzing and understanding their data, quicker and easier than ever before.
Scientists at Vertex use OMERO Plus to manage their High Content Screening and Digital Pathology datasets. OMERO Plus provides a powerful platform for image annotation, sharing and analysis. PathViewer enables interactive annotation and visualization of analytic results. Vertex is a global biotechnology company that aims to discover, develop and commercialize innovative new medicines so people with serious diseases can lead better lives. Founded in 1989 in Cambridge, MA, Vertex today has research and development sites and commercial offices around the world in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia. Vertex realizes that bringing together some of the world’s smartest people is often the best way to solve the toughest scientific problems.
Maastricht University is our first Academic customer to utilize PathViewer, which will be used to work with both electron microscopy and digital pathology images. Those in the group to use PathViewer are no strangers to Glencoe Software’s solutions. In the past, they have contributed to the OME and have utilized the JCB DataViewer in 2012 to publish an image of a whole zebrafish embryo recorded with an electron microscope at 1.6nm resolution. (FACT: It was the world’s largest image on the internet at that time!)
The National Phenotypic Screening Centre (NPSC) utilizes our data management, storage, integration and support services. You can read more about it in this press release.
PerkinElmer uses OMERO for its Columbus® Image Data Management and Analysis System. Columbus® allows scientists to manage, view, annotate and measure images from anywhere via the Internet. It supports image files from a wide range of sources, including Opera®, PerkinElmer’s High Throughput, High Content Screening System and Operetta®, PerkinElmer’s High Content Imaging System.
The CELL: An Image Library™ is an on-line public repository of images of cells from a variety of organisms sponsored by the American Society for Cell Biology. All submitted images are vetted and annotated by trained annotators, to add value to the submitted image data. It uses OMERO Plus for data submission, annotation, visualization, and download.
Imagic uses Bio-Formats file format recognition and conversion technology to enable access to a wide range of file formats in its ims image processing applications.
Strand Life Sciences uses Bio-Formats in their Avadis® iMANAGE product, a web-based enterprise-wide image and analysis management platform for Bio-Imaging researchers.
For 20 years, Bioscientifica has collaborated with learned societies worldwide to provide high-quality publishing, events and association management to the biomedical and bioscience communities. Bioscientifica uses Glencoe’s in-line Video Injection Service for its Echo Research and Practice, Journal of Molecular Endocrinology and Reproduction journals. You can see an example here.
The Company of Biologists is a not-for-profit publishing organization dedicated to supporting and inspiring the biological community through scientific journals, meetings and grants. The Company publishes five specialist peer-reviewed journals: Development, Journal of Cell Science, Journal of Experimental Biology, Disease Models & Mechanisms and Biology Open. The Company uses Glencoe’s in-line Video Injection Service to provide play-in-place display of video data in its journals. You can see an example here.
The Journal of Cell Biology uses a OMERO Plus in the JCB DataViewer, the world’s first web-based publication system for original image data. Read the original Editorial and a recent announcement of new updates, including allowing original data download as OME-TIFF.
eLife Sciences uses our in-line Video Injection Service to display video media for authors providing supporting data in their research articles. You can view an example of the videos in the Figures & Data section in this article.
