In 10 years, Rasband expects to still be working on ImageJ. While the program and its variants will continue to develop and other programs will be developed based on ImageJ, he expects the program and its variants to retain the two fundamental hallmarks of ImageJ, flexibility and extensibility developed over 25 years ago. He also expects ImageJ to continue to be used for diverse applications ranging from materials science and soil science, astronomy and climate science, to medical imaging and crystallography.
