Welcome to the Amira-Avizo Software Use Case Gallery

Below you will find a collection of use cases of our 3D data visualization and analysis software. These use cases include scientific publications, articles, papers, posters, presentations or even videos that show how Amira-Avizo Software is used to address various scientific and industrial research topics.

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University of Washington researchers use Amira software towards aiding the pathology of pancreatic cancer

University of Washington researchers use Amira software towards aiding the pathology of pancreatic cancer

For nearly 100 years, pathology for cancer diagnosis has involved a standard, but complex series of steps to process tissue biopsies procured from a patient in the clinic. Many procedures are a direct result of the fact that observation and evaluation of specimens by pathologists occur using a standard microscope (in 2D).

In 2014, the Human Photonics Laboratory at the University of Washington demonstrated that the rudimentary operations of a pathology laboratory may be replicated on wh... Read more

Ronnie Das, PhD and Eric J. Seibel, PhD

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The Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS) uses Avizo to visualize and analyze scientific and industrial 3D data acquired with their X-Ray Imaging Beamline (IMX)

The Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS) uses Avizo to visualize and analyze scientific and industrial 3D data acquired with their X-Ray Imaging Beamline (IMX)

The imaging beamline, IMX, at LNLS extracts synchrotron radiation from bending magnet D6 with magnetic field of 1.67 T and bending radius of 2.736 m. It has an electron source size of 391 Read more

Brazilian Synchotron Light Laboratory

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The Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology uses Amira software for axon tracing from head to toe

The Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology uses Amira software for axon tracing from head to toe

Ali Ertürk and his collaborators described a novel histo-chemical technique to clear spinal cord tissue of adult mice for fluorescence microscopy imaging of the intact spinal cord.

Previously, the high lipid content of the spinal cord tissue in adult mice allowed imaging of the spinal cord only through destructive histological methods, making the tracing of complete axons impossible. As applied in this study, the improved histo-chemistry enabled Ertürk and his colleagues to show that... Read more

Ali Ertürk, Christoph P Mauch, Farida Hellal, Friedrich Förstner, Tara Keck, Klaus Becker, Nina Jährling, Heinz Steffens, Melanie Richter, Mark Hübener, Edgar Kramer, Frank Kirchhoff, Hans Ulrich Dodt & Frank Bradke

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