Products - Light Microscopy
Jan. 31, 2012With the SCALEVIEW 25x objective lens (NA 1.0) from Olympus, accurate 3D structural representations of brain tissue are not longer limited by the effects of tissue opacity and light scattering.
moreJan. 30, 2012The CX22 series of microscopes from Olympus for use in educational and routine microscopy provide a variety of benefits to maximise ease-of-use, and are therefore ideal for teaching laboratories where users alternate regularly and have varying levels of expertise.
moreJan. 23, 2012Z-Laser has introduced its new laser modules of the series ZM18DM and ZM12DM. These are designed especially for industrial applications and are suitable as structured illumination for machine vision, medical science or 3D Measurement.
The smallest module is a ZM12DM in an M12 housing which has a length of only 45mm. Both laser series come with modulation option up to 100 kHz and are always adjusted to the customer’s needs.
moreJan. 11, 2012Since several years, time-resolved fluorescence measurements can be performed with commercially available confocal laser scanning microscopes (LSM) that have been upgraded with a suited upgrade kit. The polarization extension for PicoQuant's upgrade kit for LSM can now also perform polarization measurements.
moreDec. 13, 2011Carl Zeiss MicroImaging has announced the availability of the completely redesigned plan-apochromatic 20x/1.0 VIS-IR objective lens.
moreDec. 08, 2011Cobolt has released the Cobolt MLD Series lasers, high performance laser diode modules covering a spectral range between 405 and 660 nm.
moreDec. 02, 2011Carl Zeiss has expanded ZEN imaging software to drive all ZEISS light microscope systems.
moreDec. 02, 2011PicoQuant has released a new development from the field of quantum physics as a turn-key product.
PQRNG 150 is the fastest commercial photonic quantum random number generator available on the market. It generates provable randomness at high bit rates, up to 150 Mbits/s, delivered over USB, and long term statistical data quality. The quantum random number generator is based on measuring the arrival times of single photons, governed by the inherent indeterminism of quantum physics.
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