Automated confocal microscope
06 April, 2009 byThe FV10i automated confocal microscope is suitable for users unfamiliar with conventional confocal microscopy, featuring an intuitive, easy-to-use graphical user interface.
UV microscope
01 January, 2009Rigaku has launched the Desktop Minstrel UV, a fully automated UV imaging and protein crystal monitoring system. The instrument uses UV fluorescence microscopy to successfully monitor crystal growth by distinguishing protein crystals from non-protein crystals, such as salt.
Bio-atomic force microscope
01 January, 2009The JPK NanoWizard II bio-atomic force microscope (AFM) provides life science laboratories with stability, performance, ease of handling with samples in fluid and full integration with optical microscopy.
Small sample AFM/SPM
01 December, 2008Asylum Research’s Cypher AFM achieves closed loop atomic resolution using sensors in all three axes, combining the accuracy of closed loop with the power of atomic resolution for accurate images and measurements.
Raman microscope
08 October, 2008The Thermo Scientific DXR Raman microscope is designed to help non-specialist users achieve rapid sampling and analysis of particles, down to one-micron spatial resolution.
Imaging microscope
03 September, 2008The Thermo Fisher Scientific Nicolet iN10 MX infrared imaging microscope enables analysts to quickly determine the identity and distribution of chemical species within complex structures and random mixtures on a microscopic scale.
Bio atomic force microscope
03 September, 2008The JPK NanoWizard II atomic force microscope (AFM) is designed to maximise stability, performance, ease of handling with samples in fluid and for full integration with optical microscopy.
SPOT Idea Digital microscopy cameras
07 August, 2008The SPOT Idea Digital Cameras are high-performance, value-packed, low-cost digital imaging systems for researchers, pathologists, scientists and engineers.
New dimensions of fluorescence microscopy
07 August, 2008The Leica M205 FA stereomicroscope is suitable for demanding fluorescence applications in developmental, molecular and cellular biology.
32 megapixel CCD microscopy camera
06 July, 2008The Lumenera INFINITYX-32 offers flexibility in capturing images at 2, 8, 16 and 32 megapixel resolution. Using the DeltaVu technology, each CCD pixel captures full chromatic information, resulting in increased colour resolution with no degradation.
Digital inverted microscope
04 June, 2008The EVOS imaging system is a fully integrated inverted microscope, digital camera and LCD, which allows the user to view, capture and archive images easily and comfortably.
Stimulated emission depletion microscope
08 April, 2008The Leica TCS STED is a commercially available light microscope which enables the investigation of structural details below the 100 nm resolution range.
Optical sectioning in real time
06 December, 2007Conventional wide field fluorescent imaging is hindered by the detection of out of focus light above and below the specimen plane being examined. This has limited traditional fluorescent microscopes to a Z-direction resolution of approximately 1 µm. This limitation has spurred the adoption of the laser scanning microscope (LSM) into examination of subcellular biology with the capability of Z-resolutions below 0.5 µm.
Visually observing immune responses in living tissue
22 November, 2007The Centenary Institute, one of Australia ’s leading medical research institutes, has unveiled a microscope more powerful than any other in the country.
Clinical microscopes
05 October, 2007VanGuard Microscopes has released a series of clinical compound microscopes.
