A New Solution to Improve Quantitative Results from Your 3D Samples: Free Webinar Next Week

Attend this free webinar to discover new imaging technology that enables true 3D high content analysis

1 Oct 2018
Sarah Thomas
Associate Editor

Expert insights

3D samples, including spheroids, organoids and tissue models, are becoming increasingly popular for use in high-content screening. In an upcoming webinar, imaging expert, Brendan Brinkman, of Olympus, will discuss an easy-to-use, intuitive and interactive software solution that enables true 3D analysis of physiologically relevant 3D samples, and how this can accelerate and optimize your discovery protocols.

Who should attend?
High-content screening and analysis professionals challenged by the increasing use of 3D samples including spheroids, organoids and tissue models, and the need to analyze image data from them.

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Webinar attendees will learn:

  • How true 3D measurements can improve quantitative results over sub-sampling data sets
  • How the NoviSight™ HCA software interface links all your confocal 3D data from a microplate experiment in a powerful visual analytical interface — including 3D rendering, object segment gallery, heat map & data mining scatterplot
  • How pre-set assays can accelerate your discovery protocols along with algorithm customization services
  • How the right optical instrument can make the difference in object identification and quantification

Attend the live webinar on Thursday, October 11, at:

  • 16:00 BST
  • 17:00 CEST
  • 11:00 EDT
  • 08:00 PDT


Interested, but have a scheduling conflict? Register to receive an on-demand link to watch later.

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