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BioEssays Special Issue on Light Microscopy: Free Access
BioEssays special issue on Light Microscopy: 34:05, May 2012, can be accessed for free on the Wiley Online Library. more
Focus On Microscopy 2012
After the successful FOM2011 conference held in Konstanz this year, Focus on Microscopy 2012 (FOM2012) will be held in Singapore. It will take place in the week before Easter from Sunday April 1 to Wednesday April 4, 2012 at the Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre in the heart of the city. It is sponsored by the National University of Singapore (NUS), the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), the Centre of Bioimaging Sciences (CBIS), and the Mechanobiology Institute (MBI). more
Focus On Microscopy – FOM 2011
Focus On Microscopy - FOM 2011: After the successful FOM2010 conference held in Shanghai, China in 2010, the next conference Focus on Microscopy 2011 takes place in Konstanz, Germany in the week before Easter from Sunday April 17 to Wednesday April 20, 2011. Hosted by the University of Konstanz, it starts around 6 o‘clock in the afternoon on Sunday the 17th with a plenary opening session followed by a welcome reception.more
Detector for FLIM and FCS
PicoQuant GmbH will introduce the „τ-SPAD", a single photon counting module for timing applications at SPIE Photonics West and BIOS 2011 in San Francisco, California. more
Extend the Capability of FLIM Measurement
The Fluorescence Lifetime (FLIM) upgrade kit from PicoQuant has been further improved and is now also available for the new two photon confocal microscope from Olympus, the FluoView FV1000MPE with non-descanned detection (NDD). The upgrade kit extends the capabilities of the microscope towards time-resolved FLIM measurements with a temporal resolution down to picoseconds and allows users to perform various analysis on this time scale. more
Imaging Workstation for a Broad Range of Applications
TILL's iMIC-Andromeda is an imaging workstation capable of combining a broad range of imaging applications. The modular approach of the iMIC allows the integration of methods such as TIRF, FRAP, Photoactivation, FRET, FCS, Multiphoton, Structured Illumination and last but not least our proprietary Laser Spinning Disk Confocal Andromeda.The heart of the Andromeda is a single spinning disk with a fundamentally new optical concept. more
Quantify Life with TCS SMD Series
Leica Microsystems has released the first single molecule detection system which offers an integrated platform for the most common single molecule techniques, such as FLIM and FCS. The new TCS SMD Series also provides the ability to perform the newer and more precize verification methods for molecule concentrations and interactions, FCCS (fluorescence cross-correlation spectroscopy) and FLCS (fluorescence lifetime correlation spectroscopy).moreNov. 02, 2009
Innovation for Multichannel TCSPC System
PicoQuant announces a new software release for its multichannel picosecond event timer and Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting system "HydraHarp 400". Version 1.2 provides a new real-time correlator for Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS) that calculates two autocorrelations and the cross correlation between two photon streams simultaneously, making best use of current multiprocessor systems.moreNov. 01, 2007
Focus on Microscopy 2008
Focus on Microscopy 2008: After the successful 2007 FOM conference this year in Valencia, Spain the next conference in the FOM series will take place in Osaka, Awaji Island, Japan from Sunday, April 13 to Wednesday, April 16, 2008. It will start around 6 o‘clock in the afternoon on Sunday the 13th with a plenary opening session followed by a welcome reception. The program schedule and general information of the conference can be found at the conference website: FocusOnMicroscopy.org.moreNov. 01, 2005
Measurement of Fast Dynamics Using Laser Scanning Microscopes
Measurement of Fast Dynamics Using Laser Scanning Microscopes. M. Digman and her co-workers describe and extension to image correlation spectroscopy using the raster scanning of standard confocal microscopes. By comparing measurements at different focal points, data at time resolutions comparable to FCS are obtained that also contain spatial information. Information about significantly slower processes is contained by comparing the data in adjacent lines and even in frames. more- Legal
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