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Deep Imaging of Thick and Complex Biological Samples
With 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. more
Routine and Educational Microscopes from Olympus
The 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. more
Sharpening the Focus of Microscopes
A new advanced imaging scheme-with a resolution ten times better than that of its counterparts to date-can resolve objects as small as atoms. Previously, the maximum resolution of optical instruments, including cameras and microscopes, was fundamentally limited to a precision that corresponded to approximately half of the wavelength of incoming light. more
FEI Launches MAPS Software for Cellular Biology Research
FEI has launched the MAPS (Modular Automated Processing System) software which combines the advantages of both light and electron microscopy for cellular biology research. moreNov. 18, 2011Carl Zeiss: New Microscopy Business Group Is Launched
The start of the new 2011/12 fiscal year also marked the launch of Carl Zeiss Microscopy. 2,500 employees of MicroImaging und Nano Technology Systems now form the new business group in the Carl Zeiss Group. In the future the company will be the world's only supplier to offer systems and solutions for light and electron microscopy. Correlative Microscopy: more
Multi Color Laser Light Source for Super Resolution Microscopy
The Agilent Monolithic Laser Combiner MLC 400, distributed by Laser 2000 Europe, is a perfect solution for confocal, super resolution and fluorescence microscopy. Long-life DPSS and diode lasers are efficiently combined in a single output fiber, which is coupled to the microscope. With the integrated AOTF fast switching between the wavelengths and fast regulation of the output power is possible.The unique design includes permanent factory alignment. No more losing time with adjusting lasers instead of taking microscope images. more
Basics of Light Microscopy & Imaging
The second edition of Olympus special edition "Basics of Light Microscopy & Imaging" ist now online.You can read and order the issue here. more
Imaging Motile Malaria Parasites
Cell motility is an essential process for most uni- and multi-cellular forms of life. The study of evolutionary ancient and thus divergent cells can yield interesting insights into our very basic understanding of molecular processes conferring cellular motility. The Plasmodium sporozoite represents a unique cell that migrates in vitro in near perfect circles due to its crescent shape. This allows the combination of high throughput imaging with reverse genetics to dissect how these cells move. moreOct. 13, 2011Zeiss Microscopy Labs in Munich Open Their Doors
The Zeiss Microscopy Labs in Munich were opened by Dr. Michael Kaschke, President and CEO of Carl Zeiss AG and Dr. Ulrich Simon, Managing Director of Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH on 11 October 2011. British Digital Artist Jo Berry exhibited her work alongside the event. She processes and transforms scientific images captured with the Carl Zeiss LSM 710 confocal microscope. Her work will be on show in the Microscopy Labs until next spring.more
Andor Introduces Differential Spinning Disk Uni
Andor Technology has introduced the Differential Spinning Disk (DSD) Uni. The DSD Uni brings with it the ability to add a confocal unit to almost any fluorescence microscope, upright or inverted, irrespective of manufacturer. more- Legal
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