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Optical Imaging

JPK Instruments provides a unique software package to make the display of light microscopy images together with atomic force microscopyimages a seamless exer...

DirectOverlay Display and Analysis Software

Optical Imaging

UVP, LLC exhibited at World Molecular Imaging Conference in Kyoto, Japan, to showcase the new iBox® Explorer™ Fluorescence Imaging Microscope along with U...

Fluorescence Imaging Microscope Released

Microscopy & Microtechniques

Adding to Nikon’s groundbreaking series of BioStation incubator imaging systems, which offer excellent cell care throughout imaging, the new BioStation IM-...

Simple Solution for Long-Term Live Cell Imaging

Microscopy & Microtechniques

Nikon has launched its latest high performance, high numerical aperture (N.A.) objectives for use in biological applications. Featuring the highest ever N.A...

High Performance Objectives Optimised for Live Cell Imaging

Optical Imaging

Carestream Molecular Imaging, a division of Carestream Health, Inc., announced commercial availability of a new digital system for fluorescent multispectral...

Multimodal System Accelerates Drug Discovery and Early Disease Detection

Optical Imaging

Heating and freezing stages have brought many benefits to scientists wishing to visualise a sample under different temperature regimes. However, sample acces...

New Optical Imaging Station is Launched.

Optical Imaging

Alicona Imaging GmbH of Graz, Austria is one of the fastest growing 3D optical surface characterisation companies in Europe. They have recently launched Vers...

New Version 2 of the Infinitefocus 3d Optical Microscopy Viewing and Mea...

Optical imaging in laboratories involves using light-based technologies to capture detailed images of structures and processes within biological tissues and materials. Techniques like brightfield microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, and confocal microscopy allow scientists to visualize cells, tissues, and even molecular interactions with high resolution and contrast. Optical imaging is widely used in biomedical research, diagnostics, and materials science, offering non-invasive and real-time observation capabilities. Advanced systems can include features like live-cell imaging and 3D reconstruction, making them essential for in-depth analysis and research.

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