The Scientist : A Brainy Twist to Image Analysis [7/6/2004]

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by Aileen Consans

TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY

A Brainy Twist to Image Analysis

Definiens' Cellenger offers object-oriented software for the high-content

The Scientist 2004, 18(11):44

Propelled by the pharmaceutical industry, the high-content imaging field has experienced rapid growth, with several major new instrument releases in the past two years. High-throughput image analysis has lagged behind, however, because current software packages cannot keep pace with the huge amount of data these systems generate, says Martin Baatz, director of business development at Munich-based Definiens http://www.definiens.com. Definiens' new Cellenger software addresses this problem, providing fully automated quantitative analysis of biological images.


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