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Streger has over 25 years' experience in charge particle technology. He most recently served as Director of Sales, Eastern North America for Carl Zeiss NTS, and prior to that he managed sales, service and applications as Director of Sales and Operations for Leo Electron Microscopy. more
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Navitar Life Sciences Acquires Assets of Modulation Optics and HMC Imaging Technology
Navitar Life Sciences has announced they have entered into a binding agreement to acquire assets of Modulation Optics and their Hoffman Modulation Contrast (HMC) Imaging Technology. moreWebinar on Superresolution Widefield Microscopy from Leica Microsystems
The webinar "Super-Resolution - Single Molecule Detection with Leica SR GSD" will be presented by Leica Microsystems on imaging-git.com/Leica on 12th May 2011, 17:00 (CET), 16:00 (GMT). moreThe Road to Super-Sensitivity - Leica HyD for Confocal
With the new Leica HyD, Leica Microsystems provides hybrid detection technology that combines the most favourable aspects of GaAsP photo-multipliers and avalanche diodes. This principle ideally lends itself to large dynamic range applications as well as single photon counting alike - with reduced photobleaching for cell viability. Combine it today with a resonant scanner for fast biology - on any TCS SP5. moreJeff Streger
Tescan has named Jeff Streger their Vice President of Sales and Marketing, North America.Streger has over 25 years' experience in charge particle technology. He most recently served as Director of Sales, Eastern North America for Carl Zeiss NTS, and prior to that he managed sales, service and applications as Director of Sales and Operations for Leo Electron Microscopy. more
Pathology Workstation for In Vitro Diagnostics
The in vitro diagnostics software Ariol on the Leica DM6000 B Research Microscope creates a perfect pathology workstation for the assessment of clinical brightfield and fluorescent biomarkers. The system integrates seamlessly into the pathologist's workflow with the means to digitize whole slides or regions of interest. moreFast, Cost Effective Piezo Z-Stage for all Major Microscopes
The new nano piezo-Z stages from Physik Instrumente are optimized for very fast step and settle and easy integration into high-resolution microscope applications. They feature a very low profile a large aperture, and travel ranges of up to 200 µm with sub-nanometer closed-loop resolution-ideal for leading-edge microscopy and imaging applications. The piezo stages are designed for inverted microscopes from the four major manufacturers: Nikon, Olympus, Zeiss and Leica. The low profile design of 20 mm (0.8") facilitates the integration. moreAmplify the Power of Imaging
High Content Screening is a growing discipline in Life Science Research. Leica Microsystems has therefore launched the HCS A High Content Screening Automation package for confocal research microscopes. Combining the strengths of high-resolution confocal point scanners with the LAS AF Matrix M3 software platform delivers a highly flexible tool for processing large amounts of data and automated imaging in multi dimensions at high speed. The HCS A enables researchers to customize confocal microscopes according to current requirements and challenging life science experiments. moreDual-Core 3D Measuring
The Dual-Core 3D Measuring Microscope Leica DCM 3D combines confocal microscopy, interferometry and color imaging in one sensor head. Designed for R&D and quality labs or automatic online process control, the system offers fast and contact-free analysis of the micro- and nanogeometry of material surfaces to an accuracy of 0.1 nm. A confocal microdisplay, two light sources and two CCD cameras produce unlimited field depth and highly precise 3D results. As it requires no mechanically moving parts, the DCM 3D is practically maintenance-free. moreMar. 12, 2010Strengthening Life Science Technologies Portfolio
Genetix a provider of solutions for imaging and image analysis, has been acquired by Leica Microsystems. This acquisition brings together Genetix' expertise in developing and marketing imaging systems and software for clinical and research applications, with Leica Microsystems' microscopes and other life science instrumentation. The merger will enable both companies to fully realize their potential through the combination of their complemented skill sets. moreThe Fast Track to Superresolution
The Leica TCS STED CW is the most uncomplex way to nanoscopy for research. The system resolves structures smaller than 80 nm - with purely optical methods. The depletion lasers and emission lasers in the visible spectral range enable researchers to use conventional dyes such as Alexa 488, FITC and Oregon Green and beyond that established fluorescence proteins such as YFP. Dynamics of sub-cellular processes can be imaged due to this flexibility and the system's ability of fast data acquisition. This means: live cell imaging below the diffraction limit. more- Legal
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