May. 10, 2012

Axio Zoom.V16: Fast Zoom Microscope With High Resolution

With Axio Zoom. V16, Carl Zeiss has introduced a microscope which combines the advantages of stereomicroscopes such as zoom, working distance and larger object fields with higher aperture, contrast and imaging facilities from compound microscopes. moreSep. 15, 2011

Neo sCMOS Camera - Breakthrough Scientific CMOS Technology

The Neo sCMOS  camera platform from Andor Technology stands alone in its ability to simultaneously offer ultra-low noise, extremely fast frame rates, wide dynamic range, high resolution and a large field of view, overcoming the performance trade-offs associated with traditional scientific CCD detectors. moreJun. 07, 2011

Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy -

Adam Larson introduces Thorlabs Confocal Laser Scanner System, a true point scanning laser confocal, affordably designed for customers who wish to extend their current microscopy capabilities to confocal imaging. moreApr. 28, 2011

Tiana Steinhoff Presents N-Storm Technology from Nikon

Dr. moreApr. 28, 2011

Deep Imaging With the Multiphoton Laser Scanning Microscope from Olympus

Dr. Martin Tewinkel, Group Leader Laser Scanning Microscopy from Olympus showcases the new multiphoton laser scanning microscope for deep imaging.
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Revolutionary Camera Featuring Breakthrough Scientific CMOS Technology

Andor Technology has launched the innovative and highly anticipated Neo camera platform, based on next-generation scientific CMOS (sCMOS) technology.
The Neo sCMOS is the most significant camera launch in recent times and it stands alone in its ability to simultaneously offer ultra-low noise, extremely fast frame rates, wide dynamic range, high resolution and a large field of view, overcoming the performance trade-offs associated with traditional scientific CCD detectors. moreFeb. 14, 2011

Revolutionary Camera Featuring Breakthrough Scientific CMOS Technology

Andor Technology has launched the innovative and highly anticipated Neo camera platform, based on next-generation scientific CMOS (sCMOS) technology. The Neo sCMOS is the most significant camera launch in recent times and it stands alone in its ability to simultaneously offer ultra-low noise, extremely fast frame rates, wide dynamic range, high resolution and a large field of view, overcoming the performance trade-offs associated with traditional scientific CCD detectors. moreDec. 09, 2010

Ultra-low Temperature Scanning Probe Microscope

The discoveries of superconductivity, the quantum Hall effect and the fractional quantum Hall effect were all the result of measurements made at increasingly lower temperatures. Now, pushing the regime of the very cold into the very small, a research team from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the University of Maryland, Janis Research Company, Inc., and Seoul National University, has designed and built the most advanced ultra-low temperature scanning probe microscope (ULTSPM) in the world. moreDec. 03, 2010

High Time Resolution and Precise Measurements

PicoQuant will introduce a yellow picosecond pulsed laser with variable repetition rate at SPIE Photonics West from January 22 to 27, 2011 in San Francisco, California.
The pulsed yellow laser is the first laser with a wavelength of 596 nm that generates short pulses below 120 ps even at variable repetition rates up 40 MHz. The short pulse width ensures a very high time resolution and researchers benefit from precise measurements. moreNov. 16, 2010

Making the Most of Large and Complex Samples-

Olympus released the Multi-position Solution module for its cellSens Dimension software. The module is designed to make the study of large or complicated samples simple, flexible and precise. Typically, the acquisition of microscope images has been a trade off between a need to capture pictures at a high level of magnification and a desire to maintain the widest possible field of view. more