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Nanolive SA announces the release of an off-­line version of STEVE.

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Nanolive SA proudly announces the release of an off-­line version of STEVE. “Starting from today, scientists, Medical Doctors and students all around the world will be enabled to travel inside 3D cells in full color by simply downloading STEVE on their laptop” declares Dr. Yann Cotte, CEO and co-­?founder of Nanolive SA. Nanolive

STEVE is the Cell Explorer’s software counterpart and all you need to dive into the microcosm of living cells. Harnessing your computer’s graphics processor, we designed STEVE to run smoothly, even during acquisition.

Use STEVE’s intuitive interface to control the microscope, explore your data using interactive digital staining and even perform quantitative analyses on your measurements. If you are happy with your results, you can easily share them online or directly get them 3D printed.

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