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Innovative Development in Fluorescence Simplifies Complex Microscopy Method

Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence (TIRF) is an excellent tool for the functional examination of processes in living cells.

21 Jul 2007

Leica Enhances Leica Application Suite

Leica Microsystems is pleased to introduce an enhanced version of Leica Application Suite that integrates Leica automated microscopes, digital cameras and software into one common environment to provide an easy to use and consistent platform.

21 Jul 2007

Leica DMD108 Offers Innovative Solution for Histopathologists

As the ability to diagnose disease through new histopathology technologies improves, the number of tissue sections a histopathologist needs to analyze each day increases.

21 Jul 2007

New Leica MZ10 F Stereomicroscope

The new Leica MZ10 F fluorescence stereomicroscope has been developed as a tool to support researchers in their daily work of recording and studying living organisms.

21 Jul 2007

Leica Microsystems Introduces Series of Microscopes Specifically for Polarizing Examinations

Leica Microsystems introduces a series of microscopes designed specifically for polarizing examinations.

21 Jul 2007

Leica Microsystems Receives FDA 510(k) Approval for Leica FL800

Leica Microsystems has received an FDA 510(k) clearance for the Leica FL800, an intra-operative video angiography device for the viewing of blood flow in the cerebral vascular area using Akorn ICG.

21 Jul 2007

Leica Microsystems Presents Innovative All-in-One System for Steel Purity Testing

The increase in highly specialized materials for industry and other uses is matched by the demand for equally specialized instruments and techniques for their quality control.

21 Jul 2007

New Products for Medical Applications from Leica Microsystems

Leica Microsystems' user base is growing all the time, ranging from research scientists and doctors to lab assistants.

21 Jul 2007

New Leica M620 F18 Microscope for Eye Surgery

Although modern medical technology has reduced the time it takes to perform ophthalmic surgery, the workload has steadily increased as more operations are performed per day with less time between cases.

21 Jul 2007

Leica Microsystems Develops Stefan Hell's Award-Winning STED Microscope

On November 23, 2006, Professor Stefan Hell, Director of the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen, was presented with the prestigious German Future Award by Federal President Horst Köhler.

21 Jul 2007