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I went to take a look, but am getting "disconnected from the server"
messages and the entire page is greyed out.
Hopefully just a transient internet issue.
Craig

On Wed, Mar 2, 2022 at 8:39 AM Stephan Junek <[log in to unmask]>
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> Dear all,
>
> I would like to draw your attention to our new fluorophore database and
> spectra viewer. You might be wondering why we need yet another spectra
> viewer, but I think we included some very useful features:
>
>   * The viewer uses a large database with more than 550 fluorophores and
>     spectra of more than 250 optical elements (filters and mirrors).
>   * The database contains two- and three-photon excitation spectra for
>     more than 150 and 10 fluorophores, respectively. We are regularly
>     adding additional spectra. Please let us know if you have spectra
>     that are currently not included.
>   * Custom spectra can be uploaded and displayed along with the spectra
>     contained in the database.
>   * Plots can be displayed using normalized or absolute values on a
>     linear or logarithmic axis.
>   * In addition to the “standard” spectral plots the app provides a “2D
>     viewer” in which excitation and emission spectra are combined into
>     2D contour plots. This is particularly useful when displaying
>     excitation/emission spectra for various fluorophores simultaneously.
>   * A large number of additional fluorophore properties are contained in
>     the database and can be accessed through a fluorophore browser (a
>     table with various search and filter functions) or visualized using
>     a 2D scatter plot. Up to four properties can be visualized
>     simultaneously using the marker’s x- and y-coordinates as well as
>     their size and color.
>   * The viewer works quite well on mobile devices.
>
> You can find the viewer here:
> https://public.brain.mpg.de/shiny/apps/SpectraViewer/ and additional
> information here: https://brain.mpg.de/326043/spectra-viewer
>
> I would be happy to get your feedback (questions, comments, bug reports,
> feature requests …).
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Stephan.
>
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