Ada Lovelace
Location
CFIM image analysis room
QuPath (latest) | Visualization and analysis of tissue slides in brightfield or fluorescence |
Zen Blue (3.9)* | Visualization and analysis of images recorded on Zeiss Microscopes |
Stardist (Napari) | 3D segmentation of nuclei within Napari |
Fiji | Image processing package - Free |
Cellpose 3.0 | Segmentation of nuclei and cells based on membrane or cytoplasmic signal |
CellProfiler | Identification and quantification of cell phenotypes |
Amira 2019.2* |
3D visualization and manipulation for EM and LM images |
Imaris 10.2* | 3D visualization and manipulation for LM images |
Huygens 24.10 | Preprocessing and analysis of Lightsheet data |
Available softwares
* These software requires to connect to a license file.
Technical specifications
PC | |
Processor | AMD Threadripper 5995WX - 64cores |
Display | Curved screen |
RAM | 1024 GB |
Graphics card | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 |
Performance |
General Score : 15814 CPU Score : 108894 GPU Score : 34535 |
Storage |
C drive : Samsung NVMe 1TB (Read/Write : 5341/5219 MB/s) D drive : Seagate HDD 13TB (Read/Write : 237/230 MB/s) E drive : Corsair NVMe 8TB (Read/Write : 7117/5724 MB/s) |
Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) was an English mathematician and writer known for her work on the Analytical Engine. She was the first to established that a computer had applications beyond pure calculation and published the first ever algorithm to be carried out by a computer making her the first computer programmer.