Dr. Simon Vipoir
Who is Simon Vipoir?
Hi there and welcome to my support page - my name is Dr. Simon Vipoir and I am here to help you to achieve the highest publication-quality results with your PerkinElmer Cellular Imaging and Analysis products. I have an extensive background in scientific research and I specialize in cellular imaging and analysis. All of the articles on this page are written by me and are inspired by conversations with my peers and colleagues, questions from my students, my own personal experience and of course you, my eager readers, so if there is anything that you would like to see featured here then please let me know.
Latest Tips
Movie making in Volocity: a video tutorial
Hi folks,
Well, I have something a bit different for you this month. As my tips that include aspects of movie making always go down well, I have decided to go back to basics and show you how to make your own movie in Volocity from...Read More
How do I make a movie that shows tracking of objects over time?
Everyone loves a good movie and a question that I am frequently asked is how I make movies in Volocity that show tracking of objects as they move in time. These movies help to give a more detailed insight into biological processes and they are great for incorporating...Read More
Create a movie which plays through your Z planes at a chosen XY angle.
A couple of weeks ago, one of my colleagues asked me how he could create a movie in Volocity which would allow him to play through his Z-stack in the 3D planes view using a chosen XY angle, as he wanted...Read More
Minimizing axial elongation of structures

I have a short tip for you this month, inspired by a conversation with one of my grad students.
In our lab, we use fluorescent beads to test the performance and calibration of our system and to measuring point spread functions (PSFs) to model the behaviour of light. The...Read More
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