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Scienscope Provides Microfocus X-ray to E.M.I.

Scienscope International, a leading American supplier of cabinet style micro-focus X-ray systems, announced today that E.M.I., one of the largest and most efficient OEM manufacturers in Southern California, has been relying on Scienscope’s latest X-ray component counters to improve the efficiency.

From Scienscope International Corp 13 Nov 2019

ZEISS and Kyoto University Consolidate Strategic Partnership

ZEISS and Kyoto University are intensifying their cooperation and have signed a new strategic research agreement.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 6 Nov 2019

Nordson MATRIX, the Market Leader in Automated X-ray Inspection, Ships Its 1,000th System

Nordson MATRIX, a division of the Nordson Corporation are delighted to announce the sale of Its 1000th AXI system. Spread across a wide range of markets and geographies, this milestone establishes the company’s position as the market leader in its chosen field.

From Nordson Corporation 6 Nov 2019

New Chiral Light to Distinguish Between Chiral Molecules

Light is the quickest means to differentiate between left- and right-handed chiral molecules, which finds significant applications in the field of biology and chemistry. But normal light can only weakly sense the handedness of molecules.

29 Oct 2019

Linkam Highlights Optical DSC450 at AAPS 2019 Pharmsci 360

Market leader in temperature controlled microscopy, Linkam Scientific Instruments, will be showcasing its Optical Differential Scanning Calorimeter for the simultaneous measurement visualisation of thermal transition experiments for improved materials characterisation.

From Linkam Scientific Instruments 15 Oct 2019

New Microwave Imager Chip Shows Promise for Imaging and Medical Applications

Affordable handheld microwave cameras or imagers may soon become a reality, thanks to a novel microwave imager chip recently developed by researchers.

27 Sep 2019

How Football Molecules Explode in X-Ray Laser Beams

An international team of scientists has observed, in real time, the way in which football molecules formed of carbon atoms explode in an X-ray laser beam.

24 Sep 2019

New Fabrication Method for Miniaturizing Interference-Based Devices

A microchip to map the back of the eye for disease diagnosis has been used by researchers in Christine Hendon’s and Michal Lipson’s study groups at Columbia University, New York.

18 Sep 2019

Multisite Optical Stimulator Could Advance Mammalian Behavioral Studies

Scientists have developed an implantable optrode array that can stimulate below-surface neurons in the brains of large mammals at two levels—through large-volume illumination and structured-light delivery.

30 Aug 2019

Human Night Vision Possible with Scientific Breakthrough

If possessing night-vision sounds like something straight from a comic book or sci-fi novel, then the lines between fiction and reality may have just blurred as scientists at the University of Massachusetts have made an astonishing breakthrough that allows mice to see infrared light.

29 Aug 2019