OME products are in use in labs and research institutes around the world. Explore what they can do for you with this selection of demos, live online tools and code-sharing repositories.
Try out OME products with your own microscopy data.
Sign up for our OMERO demo server to test out the functionality with your own data. If happy, check how to start with OMERO in your institution.
Bio-Formats lets you read image data from Java, ImageJ/Fiji, GNU Octave/MATLAB, Python and R. If you're already using Fiji, it comes bundled with the Bio-Formats plugin automatically.
Ansible can deploy an OMERO.server with the same production configuration that we use in the OME.
Or launch all the Docker containers you need with this docker-compose example:
Production ansible roles
Production docker images
Bioconda
Interested in client development? Check out the following repos for examples:
See how OMERO and Bio-Formats integrate with other tools for performing image analysis tasks:
The LINCS program at Harvard Medical School provides a great example of how an OMERO.server can be configured to host public images, allowing individual scientists to link to their own images for sharing with others.
The Queensland Brain Institute's Advanced Microimaging and Analysis Facility also uses OMERO, including to host public images.
The Centre for Cell Imaging at the University of Liverpool uses OMERO.gallery to host public images, which can then be viewed in the full OMERO.web image viewer.
The Image Data Resource is a collaboration between OME, EMBL-EBI and the University of Bristol, to make datasets from published scientific studies publicly available for viewing and data reuse and reanalysis.
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