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Microscopy Conference 2013 - Abstract Submission Open!
The Microscopy Conference 2013 will be held at the University of Regensburg (Germany) from August 25-30, 2013. The scientific program will include plenary talks, sessions with short talks, poster sessions, workshops, and ample time for discussions. The conference will bring together scientists from all over Europe, and the organizers are confident that well over 900 participants will contribute to the success of the meeting.more
Focus On Microscopy 2013
The next Focus on Microscopy conference (FOM2013) will take place in Maastricht, the Netherlands in the week before Easter from Sunday March 24 to Wednesday March 27, 2013. Focus on Microscopy 2013 is the continuation of a yearly interdisciplinary conference series running now for well over two decades. It presents the latest innovations and new trends in multi-dimensional light microscopy and image processing together with their application in biology, medicine and material sciences.more
Ultra Stable Stages for Super-Resolution Microscopy
Applied Scientific Instrumentation has developed ultra stable XY stages and imaging platforms for super resolution microscopy applications. Encoder resolutions of 2.5 nm with true optical resolutions of 10 nm at the sample are available. Systems are available for all standard research grade microscopes & OEM applications. more
Correlative Microscopy Solution for Light and Electron Microscopy (CLEM)
FEI Company has released a correlative microscopy solution set for light and electron microscopy (CLEM). By combining imaging techniques and efficient workflows, cell biologists could gain a better understanding of the structure and function of cells to improve the treatment of diseases, such as cancer, AIDS, and Parkinson's. more
FOM 2013: Abstract Submission Now Open
Focus On Microscopy 2013: Abstracts for oral and poster presentations can now be submitted through the conference website www.FocusOnMicroscopy.org where also the conference registration has opened and hotel information is available.more
Newport’s VIBe Vibration Isolation Platform
Newport Corporation's VIBe vibration isolation platform consists of a baseplate, three or four IB vibration isolators and corresponding mounting brackets (VIB-BRKT).The products are compact, effective and easy-to-use platforms that significantly reduces vibrations from disturbing sensitive instruments such as microscopes, inspection or analysis equipment. more
Intuitive Live Cell Imaging and Clinical Analysis
Olympus has introduced the IX3 series of inverted research microscope systems for effortless, intuitive live cell imaging and clinical analysis.This includes the fully automated IX83 for high-end research applications, the flexible IX73, which can be configured in manual, semi-motorized or motorized modes, and the easy-to-use IX53 with fluorescent capabilities, which is optimized for the routine examination of tissue samples. more
VIBe - Vibration Isolation Baseplate
Newport's VIBe, vibration isolation baseplate, is a compact, effective and easy-to-use platform that significantly reduces vibrations that can disturb sensitive instruments.The VIBe is available in four standard shapes, two rectangular and two triangular, that have been designed to satisfy the widest range of application needs. more
Super Resolution Digital Microscope with Automated Measurements
Pioneering the field of digital microscopy, Keyence has released its latest microscope system, the VHX-2000. The VHX Series Digital Microscope was designed to alleviate the shortcomings of traditional, optical light microscopes - shallow depth-of-field, short working distance, lack of portability and versatility, sample limitations, etc. more
Label-free Microscopy of E. coli Sub-cellular Structure in 3D
By combining a novel algorithm with a recently-developed add-on technique for commercial microscopes, researchers at the University of Illinois have created a fast, non-invasive 3D method for visualizing, quantifying, and studying cells without the use of fluorescence or contrast agents. In a paper published online in the journal PLoS ONE, the researchers who developed the technique reported that they were able to use it to visualize the E. coli bacteria with a combination of speed, scale, and resolution unparalleled for a label-free method.more
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