Neurosciences

arivis Browser

for handling, alignment, visualization und analysis of large n-dimensional almost unlimited image data sets in neuroscience research

solution for confocal laserscanning microscopy

Using high-resolution image capture devices in the neurosciences makes it possible to gain a huge number of new insights into the structure-functional relations of the central nervous system and his dysfunctions occuring in the context of neurodegenerative diseases.
Nowadays latest image capture devices (e.g. confocal laser scan microscopes) acquire high-resolution, n-dimensional image stacks. After mounting single image data stacks into a whole image data stack the neuro-scientist is able to visualize and analyze therefore larger, coherent areas receiving the highest possible cellular resolution.
As for the neuro-scientist, the main problem consists in accepting a compromise if Imaging Software is limited in terms of supply, the management, the visualization and the analysis of large, n-dimensional image datasets.

Our aim is to develop an Imaging software which offers an innovative and unique solution for those unsolved problems. Therefore we developed the arivs browser in cooperation with Leibniz Institute of Neurobiology, Magdeburg.
(see also Research Group Project "Virtual Brain" of BMBF)

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