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Influx sort layout template program This program applies predefined sort templates to your BD Influx workspace. It can also take designs from Excel and apply them to your sort. |
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Simple scripts to automate working with PPMS. |
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Python script to email the last user of the day if they are operating outside office hours using data from PPMS |
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BD Sortware for the Influx names all its files with non-descriptive names, however it can read any name a file has. When backing up and cleaning our PC we run this script to rename the workspace.xml files to the descriptive name as seen in Sortware itself. |
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When asked by management for statistics on index sorting by our customers we wrote this script. It will trawl though the folders and count the number of index .fcs files and the number of folders that contain them. We use a folder structure that allows us to count index experiments and users. It is: C:\INFLUX files\User 1\01Jan17\*.fcs |
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BD Sortware for the Influx stores all the index data inside the .fcs file, however the common analysis tools (FlowJo, R etc.) cannot read this information. This script will export the index information and save it as .csv files. |
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The BD Influx has a very useful feature that automatically saves sort statistics for every run. The XDP does not and if a user forgets, loses a print out or we accidently clear the stats (especially the total events) all the sort data is lost. However the XDP does save this information on the server! This script will extract this data and present it as a text file containing the sort statistics for each run on a given day. |
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R scripts to help with your flow cytometry analysis, mainly index data extraction. |
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We have a daily schedule TV in the lab and have produced a script to run this. The script queries the PPMS calendar system and produces a sorted HTML file of the day's schedule. |
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Some little scripts that interact with the Sony SH800 |
