Restore with Richardson–Lucy
A CUDA deconvolution engine with iteration, regularisation, and Wiener controls available for each job.
FIREBAL / FLUORESCENCE DECONVOLUTION
Sharper stacks.
Simpler workflow.
GPU-powered Richardson–Lucy deconvolution for your fluorescence images. From TIFF stack to restored volume, in your browser.
A verified account is required. Free-tier access to get started.
Widefield · Confocal · Light-sheet
Multi-dimensional TZCYX images
CUDA processing
No local installation
BUILT FOR YOUR IMAGES
The tools you need. In one place.
Configure the optics, process on a GPU, and take your restored images back to your analysis tools.
Work with your optics
Generate a point-spread function for widefield, confocal, or light-sheet imaging, or upload a measured PSF.
Keep the full stack
Process channels and timepoints with automatic GPU tiling. Download the result as an ImageJ-compatible TIFF.
HOW IT WORKS
A clear path from input to output.
Upload your stack
Choose a TIFF image and check its dimensions and axis order.
Set the parameters
Choose your PSF and configure the processing settings for your image.
Run deconvolution
Submit the job and follow its progress while the GPU processes your stack.
Review and download
Inspect the output and download the restored volume for further analysis.
ACCESS
Start with a verified account.
Self-registered accounts begin on the free tier. Existing team members can use their shared account.
FREE ACCESS
Try your first stack.
Get familiar with the workflow on shared GPU workers.
- Deconvolution workspace and PSF generation
- Up to 200 MB per stack
- One processing job per day
TEAM ACCESS
Continue your work.
Sign in to use the access assigned to your account.
- Shared account for FIREBAL and CAO
- Account-specific processing and storage limits
- Profile, retained uploads, and job history
THE PEOPLE BEHIND FIREBAL
Microscopy meets scientific computing.
Farhad Niknam
Deconvolution & CUDA core
Friedrich Loparev
Platform & infrastructure
Research collaborators
Microscopy & validation