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What's new in the upcoming Huygens 24.04 release (May 28, 2024). We are very excited to introduce our brand-new Image Quality Control (QC) tool in this Huygens version. The QC tool can be added as an option to Huygens Essential and Professional to automatically detect the most common imaging issues, such as bleaching, clipping, hot & cold pixels, crosstalk, chromatic aberration, drift, etcetera. When detected, these issues can be further reviewed and corrected with the corresponding Huygens restoration options (see also our next webinar). Many of you will also appreciate the redesigned user interface of the Object Analyzer and Surface Renderer, which has become much more user-friendly with extendable panels, various new icons for easy navigation, a bar for your favorite buttons, and much more. Within the Object Tracker, it is now easier to detect and fix possible flaws in the tracks and to add missed nodes to tracks. In addition to these new features, the Batch Feeder allows you now to change the depth of subfolders of the input data, to recursively search for images, and to preserve the folder structure of subfolders as found in the input folder in the output folder. Also, the Batch Feeder can automatically run the processing of when it is set to start on startup. To hear more about this and all the other new improvements in Huygens 24.04, register here and join this webinar (registration opens soon).

Microscopic Image Quality Control (June 11, 2024). Ensuring high-quality images is key in obtaining accurate analysis results from microscopy data. However, gauging image quality is a difficult and time-consuming task. In our upcoming webinar, we are thrilled to unveil our latest innovation: the Microscopic Image Quality Control feature for Huygens Essential and Professional. This cutting-edge tool meticulously scrutinizes your images within seconds, detecting a comprehensive range of potential issues. From clipping and hot or cold pixels to crosstalk, chromatic aberration, and metadata discrepancies. No stone is left unturned! Upon analysis, detailed reports are generated, offering clear insights into any identified issues. With intuitive infographics accessible via the 'Help' menu, the findings can be easily understood. Furthermore, actionable options are provided for immediate correction of these issues, ensuring your images are primed for precise analysis. Excitingly, a free version of this QC tool is already available online. While this version evaluates images for a subset of issues, it delivers concise reports in a downloadable PDF format, empowering users with valuable insights into their image quality.

Easy on-the-fly spherical aberration corrections using deconvolution (July 2, 2024). Common to imaging thick samples is the distortion and attenuation of structures located deeper within the specimen. This phenomenon stems from the enlargement of the point spread function (PSF) due to spherical aberration, triggered by a mismatch in refractive index (RI) between the sample and the lens immersion medium. Despite efforts to match the RI or use complex hardware solutions, achieving a perfectly spherical aberration-free image is hard to achieve. Fortunately, the Huygens Software offers a simple and effective solution within its deconvolution options! In this webinar, we will explain how to use Huygens for the on-the-fly correction for spherical aberration, and present image data which demonstrates the improvements that can be obtained.

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