Tiny mirrors enable MEANS microscopy
24 June, 2016 by Adam FloranceExamining cell structures that are just a fraction of a micrometre in size has long proved difficult, but an international team of researchers has developed a unique new way of looking inside cells using tiny mirrors.
Jenoptik PROGRES GRYPHAX ARKTUR back-illuminated microscopy camera
26 May, 2016The PROGRES GRYPHAX ARKTUR from Jenoptik is made for routine microscope applications, using a back-illuminated CMOS sensor made by SONY.
Phenom GSR Scanning Electron Microscope for automated gunshot residue analysis
29 April, 2016The Phenom GSR Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) is a vital tool in crime labs for gathering forensic evidence. The user can quickly search for gunshot residue particles automatically and characterise and classify them using energy dispersive spectroscopy analysis.
WITec-ZEISS hybrid system for correlative RISE microscopy
28 April, 2016The WITec RISE microscopy mode for correlative Raman-SEM imaging is now compatible with the scanning electron microscope ZEISS MERLIN. The hybrid system enables users to benefit from high-quality and sophisticated system components for research in the fields of nanotechnology, life sciences, geosciences, pharmaceutics, materials research and more.
Jenoptik PROGRES GRYPHAX SUBRA full HD microscopy camera
30 March, 2016The PROGRES GRYPHAX SUBRA microscopy camera generates fast live images in full HD colour at video speed and 2.2 MP resolution. The product generates 30 fps via a USB 3.0 superspeed interface that makes the camera easy to connect to the user's PC or laptop.
Jenoptik PROGRES GRYPHAX NAOS 20 MP microscopy camera
09 February, 2016The PROGRES GRYPHAX NAOS 20 MP microscopy camera provides fast live images and is suitable for use in science, research and industry.
Hirox RH-2000 3D digital microscope
13 January, 2016Hirox has released the RH-2000 digital microscope, which has a host of features including a CMOS camera, a refined hardware design and a touchscreen interface.
DENSsolutions in situ TEM systems
02 January, 2016DENSsolutions in situ TEM systems utilise MEMS-based technology, effectively converting the user's conventional TEM from a static imaging system into a powerful multifunctional nanolaboratory.
Phenom-World Delphi desktop fluorescence and electron microscope system
31 December, 2015Phenom-World's Delphi is a fully integrated and easy-to-use desktop fluorescence (correlative light) and electron microscope system.
ibidi µ-Slide CorrSight Live slide for correlative light and electron microscopy
25 November, 2015The µ-Slide CorrSight Live correlates the molecular specificity of light microscopy with the high structural resolution of electron microscopy. Live cell imaging, fixation, contrasting and embedding are achieved on one slide.
Beauty is in the eye of the bee
13 November, 2015 by Lauren DavisWhat's the secret behind taking the winning image in a prestigious photomicrography competition? According to Queensland high school teacher Ralph Grimm, "It takes tons of patience, more than anything else."
Nanolive 3D Cell Explorer holographic and tomographic microscope
29 September, 2015The 3D Cell Explorer is a laboratory holographic and tomographic microscope that allows users to explore non-invasively and label-free deep into biological systems, without damaging or interfering with the cells. It offers high-speed imaging and high resolution, producing 3D images of whole cells in a matter of seconds.
Electron microscope facility opened at ANSTO
29 July, 2015ANSTO has welcomed the opening of its new electron microscopy facility by the Hon Karen Andrews, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry and Science.
FIB/SEM commissioned at Curtin University
28 July, 2015AXT has completed the installation of a TESCAN LYRA focused ion beam/scanning electron microscope at Curtin University, Perth, as part of the National Resource Sciences Precinct's Advanced Resource Characterisation Facility.
Massless exotic particle found
28 July, 2015The elusive Weyl fermion, a massless particle theorised 85 years ago, has been observed by two separate teams of researchers.
