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Software, Databases, and Information Services

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Carl Zeiss announced the release of AxioVision Version 4.8 software. The Fluorescence Lite software module for AxioVision LE and the AxioCam ICm1 camera can be used for routine applications and support the use of manual microscopes. For materials microscopy, the software has been expanded to include 3 software modules: Materials Core, Image Analysis Upgrade, and Motorization Upgrade.

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Carl Zeiss announced the release of AxioVision Version 4.8 software. The Fluorescence Lite software module for AxioVision LE and the AxioCam ICm1 camera can be used for routine applications and support the use of manual microscopes. For materials microscopy, the software has been expanded to include 3 software modules: Materials Core, Image Analysis Upgrade, and Motorization Upgrade.

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Carl Zeiss announced the release of AxioVision Version 4.8 software. The Fluorescence Lite software module for AxioVision LE and the AxioCam ICm1 camera can be used for routine applications and support the use of manual microscopes. For materials microscopy, the software has been expanded to include 3 software modules: Materials Core, Image Analysis Upgrade, and Motorization Upgrade.

Key concepts: Software, Computer science, Upgrade, Workflow, Database, Computer graphics (images), Operating system

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