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Creating your own application Here's a step-by-step guide to create your first ever application. Go to the Applications section in the menu. On the right-hand side of the screen, you will see two buttons. Click the Create Application button.

You can use models provided by Zeiss or load your own models. These models can be imported in ZEN via the Intellesis Segmentation tool, see Importing an Intellesis Segmentation Model .

You can use models provided by ZEISS or load your own models. These models can be imported in ZEN core, see Importing an Intellesis Segmentation Model .

Chart Series Creator Within this dialog you can see the available standards for the Comparative Diagrams module and you can create your own, customized chart series.

The following standards are supported: Application Standard Grain Size Analysis ASTM E 112 - 13 (Plate I - IV) DIN EN ISO 643:2020 GB/T 6394 - 2017 (Plate I-IV) Cast Iron Analysis DIN EN ISO 945 - 2019 NMI Analysis (Non-Metallic Inclusions) ASTM E45:2018 (Plate

Creating a Setting for Confluency File Types Bio Applications can only be applied to suitable image files. If you try to use them with an unsuitable image type, a message is displayed.

Creating a Setting for Translocation File Types Bio Applications can only be applied to suitable image files. If you try to use them with an unsuitable image type, a message is displayed.

Creating a Setting for Cell Counting File Types Bio Applications can only be applied to suitable image files. If you try to use them with an unsuitable image type, a message is displayed.

Running a public application Learn how to run your first application. Applications are in-platform components that provide access to pre-built workflows and modules.

Creating a Setting for Gene- and Protein Expression File Types Bio Applications can only be applied to suitable image files. If you try to use them with an unsuitable image type, a message is displayed.

Creating a Setting for Automated Spot Detection File Types Bio Applications can only be applied to suitable image files. If you try to use them with an unsuitable image type, a message is displayed.

Workflow Physiology (Dynamics) Experiments If you own the Physiology (Dynamics) module you can use the MeanROI setup to specify user-defined measurement regions (ROIs) before the acquisition of your time lapse experiment and analyze their time­ dependent changes

On the Acquisition tab, you have set up your experiment for image acquisition. If you want to use advanced settings created with the Deconvolution (adjustable) function, you have the settings available, see also Creating Deconvolution Settings .