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New Transmitted-Light Bases for Stereomicroscopes from Leica Microsystems

Outstanding illumination in any situation: with its TL3000 ST (brightfield), TL4000 BFDF (bright-/darkfield), TL4000 RC™ / TL4000 RCI™ (Rottermann Contrast™ technology) and the new flat TL5000 Ergo (automatic, zoom dependent contrasting) transmitted-light bases, Leica Microsystems is introducing a series of bases specially designed for a variety of stereo and macroscope applications from documentation of single cells to screening of whole animals.

From Leica Microsystems GmbH 4 Oct 2011

Optical Muliplexer Ads Capabilities to Microscopes and Microspectrophotometers

CRAIC Technologies, the worlds leading innovator of UV-visible-NIR microspectroscopy solutions, introduce Lightswitch by CRAIC ™, an optical multiplexer for the ultraviolet, visible and NIR regions.

From CRAIC Technologies, Inc. 4 Oct 2011

SiMPore Win Grant to Develop TEM Imaging for Biomedical Applications

SiMPore Inc., an early-stage nanotechnology company in Rochester, NY, has received a Phase I SBIR grant from the National Institutes of Health to improve phase contrast transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

29 Sep 2011

Carl Zeiss Support Exhibition of Plankton Microscopy Images by Dr. Richard Kirby

Carl Zeiss supports best-selling author to publicise Plankton Images from Royal Society Research Fellow, Dr Richard Kirby, selected by Royal Photographic Society for their International Images for Science Exhibition 2011 and Royal Society Summer Exhibition.

27 Sep 2011

Leica Introduces DFC365 FX Digital Fluorescence Microscope Camera

Leica Microsystems, a global provider of scientific instruments and microscopes, has introduced a new digital microscope camera, the Leica DFC365 FX fluorescence camera designed for imaging of live cells.

From Leica Microsystems GmbH 16 Sep 2011

Special Optics At Navitar Offer Custom Objective Lenses To Support Two-Photon Microscopy Applications

Special Optics, a division of Navitar and supplier of precision optical assemblies, offers objective lens solutions optimized for use in two-photon microscopy systems. These apochromatic objectives are customized with high numerical apertures (NA) and long working distances (WD) for use with various sample sizes and applications. Biomedical researchers use two-photon microscopy to image tissue and look deeper into samples to determine their nature and structure.

From Navitar Inc. 31 Aug 2011

Scientists Develop Advanced Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope

Scientists at the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) located in Rome have devised a novel laser scanning confocal microscope (LSCM) that can be used to study skin cancer in one snapshot.

31 Aug 2011

Summer Special - Carl Zeiss Microimaging Offering Imaging Systems at Almost Half Price

Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, a leading provider of microscopy solutions, announces end of summer deals and promotions. Take advantage of almost 50 percent off imaging systems from demo stocks, including the Axio Observer.Z1 research level inverted microscope equipped with an optional LED light source and/or the VivaTome structured illumination system.

29 Aug 2011

Scientists Develop Novel Imaging Technique

Researchers at the University of Illinois have devised a novel imaging technique called spatial light interference microscopy (SLIM) that utilizes two light beams to quantify cell mass.

29 Aug 2011

Experts to Discuss On Structure Research in Microscopy Conference 2011

The Microscopy Conference, 2011, is to be held in Kiel, between Aug 28 and Sep 2, which focuses on the recent advancements of microscopy in the field of life sciences and material science.

25 Aug 2011