Acquifer HIVE: The Next Generation of Big Data Management for Microscopy
Experience the benefits of specialized big data management
In this webinar, Dr. Björn Eismann and Dr. Balint Balazs, Bruker, showcase the unique features and benefits of Acquifer HIVE for applications with a focus on big image data from microscopy. Learn how this data-management solution is a beneficial addition to both laboratory and office environments with intuitive processing and analysis workflows.
Bruker’s Acquifer HIVE is a big data management system that offers dedicated solutions for handling scientific data, such as processing, analyzing, and visualizing large 3D volume data, time-series data sets, or any kind of omics data. The HIVE centralized data storage and computing solution provides high-speed data transfer via tailored network integration, safe storage at scalable capacity, and parallel data processing for multiple users with all processing and analysis workflows.
Acquifer HIVE is designed for biology-focused scientists and research facilities dealing with large datasets by ensuring the highest efficiency in data collecting and processing. Its CPU and GPU configurations ensure reliable operation with all major software, and the combination of high-speed RAID architecture, firewall, and an integrated uninterruptible power supply provides excellent data security. With scalability, flexibility, ease of use, and super-silent hardware, Acquifer HIVE is a preferred turnkey computing solution.
Presenter: Dr. Björn Eismann (Senior Product and Application Manager)
Dr. Björn Eismann completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in molecular biology from the University of Heidelberg. He completed a Ph.D. at the German Cancer Research Centre (DKFZ) on “Automated, high-throughput screening of 3D cell culture using Light Sheet Microscopy.” He has been the Product and Application Manager at Luxendo GmbH, Heidelberg, since 2018.
Presenter: Balint Balazs, Ph.D. (Head of HIVE R&D, Senior Software Architect)
Balint Balazs, Ph.D., did his master’s degree in info-bionics engineering from PPKE, Budapest. He completed a Ph.D. at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Heidelberg, titled “A new angle on light-sheet microscopy and real-time image processing.” He has been working at Bruker Luxendo GmbH since 2018, and is currently serving as Head of HIVE R&D and as a Senior Software Architect.
