Microscopy & Imaging
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Dr Gerhard Holst tackles a common question in the discussion about back- versus front-illuminated sensors
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Resolution revolution
Andrew Williams explores the rise of super-resolution microscopy and finds out what it’s being used to accomplish
Next-gen objectives for life science microscopy
Olympus delivers an advance to life science microscopy with the launch of its next-generation X Line objectives
New technology to revolutionise drug development
The search for new drugs to combat diseases more effectively could be revolutionised through a new £30 million electron microscopy project
New microscope lens
Thermal imager microscope lens for temperature monitoring of ultra-small targets from Micro-Epsilon
Innovation in imaging
CytoSMART raises 5.2 million Euros for further product innovation and growth in the field of digital microscopes for monitoring live cell...
New microscopy concept
Efficient digital documentation of microscopic samples: Smart Microscopy from Zeiss simplifies biomedical routine lab work
Mini-centrifuge opens new organ-on-chip possibilities
A simple innovation the size of a grain of sand means we can now analyse cells and tiny particles as if they were inside the human body
Benefits of freeze-drying microscope
Freeze-drying microscope generates critical formulation-specific data
Imaging system adopted by university
Anglia Ruskin University successfully uses Syngene imaging system for teaching applications and to study proteins implicated in diseases
Snake fangs studied
Stellenbosch University studies the morphology and mechanical properties of snake fangs using the Deben CT500
Tiny camera with fast autofocus
Tiny camera with useful auto functions available from May: XS: Mini USB camera with fast autofocus
New insights into Microlattice structures
Stellenbosch University uses the Deben CT500 to gain new insights into the mechanical properties of Microlattice structures
New laser engine for biophotonics
Toptica will present a new flexible, multi-colour laser engine for biophotonics at the international ELMI meeting in Brno, Czech Republic
Fast and gentle confocal microscopy
New Multiplex mode for Zeiss Airyscan 2 enables fast and gentle confocal microscopy. LSM 9 family for life sciences research introduced
Quantum dot imaging advances
Luminescing nanosized crystals are showing promise for peering deeply into body tissues, but first they need to be made safe
Platform for ultrahigh-content imaging
Early access program to fully automated, cyclic, high-content immunofluorescence-based imaging
Major digital imaging project announced
Jenoptik starts digital imaging project with leading life science partner - aims to develop new imaging instrument
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