Re: JOBS software module from Nikon

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Hi Christian

Nothing about Jobs itself but a little video to get people started with General Analysis which is part of jobs.

Jobs realizes its full potential when several layers of acquisition /analysis /re acquisition are embedded in the pipeline.

The design of GA has changed in NIS 5 but the principles remain.

There are a few more videos, some about microscopy in general and some about NIS.boîte you will find them useful.

Look under Learning material
http://ki.se/en/bionut/learning-microscopy

Med vänlig hälsning / Best regards

Sylvie

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Apologies for the late response to this thread. I was given a walkthrough this week for JOBS, and I'm certainly impressed with the flexibility and potential.

While I understood the basics of building recipes (as they call them), I am looking for more instruction. Do any of the labs using JOBS have anything to offer along these lines? Our core images everything that walks through the door, so simple set-ups will not quite fit the bill. Anything will be helpful as we begin writing an in-house tutorial.

Thanks.


Christian


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Thanks everyone, I think we go for it, as we would really profit from advanced jobs, like object tracking or decision-making on the basis of intensity.

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Work a charm for us. We love imaging fast a large area in multiwell plates, analysing to find cells or regions of interest and revisiting these points to re image with a z stack, at higher res and more channels for example.

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Sylvie

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Hi all,

What is your experience with Jobs software module that Nikon offers? we are thinking of using it with a widefield microscope.
On a paper it looks really promising, so I wonder what are the experiences of real  users?

All best,
Katja

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