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Olympus Launches BX3 Upright Research Microscope Systems

Olympus has today launched the new BX3 upright research microscope systems at Biotechnica, Hannover (5 – 7 October). Following on from the highly successful BX2 range, the BX3 systems provide users with a ‘blank canvas’ to fully define their own working environment: from the microscope and imaging components, through software workflows and GUIs, right down to the positioning of the controls on the desktop.

6 Oct 2010

PD-LD Rolls out VBG-Stabilized Red Laser Series for Raman Spectroscopy Applications

PD-LD, developer of fiber coupled laser diodes, has introduced the VBG-stabilized multimode red laser series with 647 nm wavelength.

5 Oct 2010

Trinity College Receives NSF Grant to Acquire Scanning Electron Microscope

Trinity College, located in London, has obtained a $359,180 funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to acquire a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM).

5 Oct 2010

Neoteric Concepts, Sunrise Optical Collaborate for Confocal Microscope Production

Neoteric Concepts and Sunrise Optical have entered into a joint venture agreement to manufacture and market a broad-band, all-reflective, high NA, diffraction limited confocal microscope.

30 Sep 2010

OWU Receives Grant for Scanning Microscope Purchase

National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a three-year grant of $436,000 to the Ohio Wesleyan University for the purchase of a new scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM).

30 Sep 2010

University of Cambridge Launches FEI Titan 3 Electron Microscope

The University of Cambridge has released a new electron microscope in UK. The FEI Titan 3 Electron Microscope enables scientists to examine structures smaller than 0.7 Anstrom, and images that are invisible to standard microscope and naked eye.

28 Sep 2010

ORION Plus Helium Ion Microscope Allows Research in Nano-Fabrication

Researchers are exploring the applications of Helium Ion microscopy in the field of nano-patterning. The Helium Ion technology has the potential to become a useful alternative in printing finer features.

23 Sep 2010

Carl Zeiss Introduces LIBRA 200 TEM with ZEMAS Technology

Carl Zeiss’ LIBRA series of Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM) is now integrated with an advanced ZEISS Electron Microscopy Applications Software based on ZEMAS framework technology.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 23 Sep 2010

Rutgers University and Nion Develop Electron Microscope to View Vibration of Atoms

A group of scientists from the Rutgers University have collaborated with the Seattle-based Nion, to develop an electron microscope that has the potential to not only view individual atoms, but also view the vibration of atoms.

22 Sep 2010