Renishaw inVia confocal Raman microscope
06 March, 2015The inVia confocal Raman microscope, from Renishaw, enables users to study a wide range of samples with the broad range of Raman imaging techniques. The company's suite of complementary imaging options makes it easy for users to get the chemical and structural information they need.
CellASIC ONIX Microfluidic Platform
03 March, 2015The CellASIC ONIX Microfluidic Platform, in conjunction with the CellASIC ONIX Microfluidic Plates, provides perfusion-based microenvironment control for long-term, live cell microscopy.
Hawker Richardson Lynx Stereo Microscope
28 January, 2015Lynx Stereo Microscopes are suitable for intricate tasks that require high-resolution stereo viewing, such as observation of stem cells. The eyepiece-less optics of the product means it can be placed behind the glass within a laminar flow cabinet, allowing researchers to inspect live stem cells in both bright- and dark-field illumination with up to 40x magnification.
Hawker Richardson Lynx Stereo Microscope
28 January, 2015Lynx Stereo Microscopes are suitable for intricate tasks that require high-resolution stereo viewing, such as observation of stem cells. The eyepiece-less optics of the product means it can be placed behind the glass within a laminar flow cabinet, allowing researchers to inspect live stem cells in both bright- and dark-field illumination with up to 40x magnification.
Phenom desktop SEM with PoroMetric software application
01 January, 2015Fully automated visualisation and analysis of pores can be realised using the Phenom desktop scanning electron microscope (SEM) with the PoroMetric software application.
Mettler Toledo ParticleView V19 with PVM technology probe-based video microscope
18 December, 2014The next-generation inline PVM tool, ParticleView V19 with PVM technology, is now available. The in situ probe-based particle vision and measurement tool continuously captures high-resolution images under a wide range of process conditions.
Overcoming the limits of optical microscopy - the development of super-resolved fluorescence microscopy
03 December, 2014When scientists in the 17th century studied living organisms under an optical microscope for the first time, a new world opened up before their eyes. However, optical microscopy was limited by a physical restriction as to what size structures it was possible to resolve. Now, super-resolved fluorescence microscopy has bypassed this limitation.
Nikon Metrology SMZ1270, SMZ1270i and SMZ800N stereo microscopes
11 November, 2014Nikon Metrology has released three stereomicroscopes: the SMZ1270, a stereo microscope with a large zoom ratio; the SMZ1270i, a version of SMZ1270 with intelligent features; and the SMZ800N, with enhanced optics and operability.
Motic BA410 Elite upright microscope for biomedical applications
22 October, 2014Motic has released the BA410 Elite upright microscope - a refined and upgraded version of the BA410 for all biomedical applications. The product allows for profound diagnosis in pathology, haematology and cytology.
Andor Revolution DSD2 confocal microscopy system
14 October, 2014The Andor Revolution DSD2 is a simple confocal device that delivers good imaging performance. Its simplicity lies in a compact optical design and laser-free operation, providing ease of retrofit to an existing fluorescence microscope or an easy addition to most new models currently available.
Hitachi TM3030Plus SEM with EDX for elemental analysis
10 September, 2014Hitachi has released the latest model in its tabletop SEM range, the TM3030Plus. The SEM features an ultravariable-pressure detector (UVD) for low-vacuum SE imaging and a high-sensitivity, four-segment BSE detector for high-quality compositional imaging.
Laser beams to make microscopes more sensitive
25 August, 2014Laser physicists from the Australian National University (ANU) have found a way to make atomic-force microscope probes 20 times more sensitive.
Turn a $40 needle into a 3D microscope
20 August, 2014Researchers from the University of Utah have discovered a method for turning a small, $40 needle into a 3D microscope capable of taking images up to 70 times smaller than the width of a human hair.
Phenom desktop SEM with X-ray for element ID
30 July, 2014The Phenom desktop SEM is a user-friendly tool that bridges the gap between optical and ultrahigh-resolution microscopes. The desktop SEM is said to exceed the resolution of optical microscopes and eliminate the delay and difficulty associated with operating a traditional SEM.
JPK Instruments NanoWizard ULTRA Speed atomic force microscope
19 June, 2014The JPK Instruments NanoWizard ULTRA Speed AFM (atomic force microscope) allows the tracking of changes in samples in real time. Scanning at speeds with a >100 Hz line rate, with very good, true atomic resolution in closed-loop mode, is enabled by the enhanced low noise of scanner, position sensor and detection system.
