Quantum simulation of chemical dynamics achieved
21 May, 2025New research simulates how molecules behave when excited by light — a process involving ultrafast electronic and vibrational changes that classical computers struggle to model accurately or efficiently.
Neutron beams used to authenticate historic coins
20 May, 2025By imaging antique coins with beams of low-energy neutrons, a research team has demonstrated a way to distinguish century-old coins from fakes.
Confocal NL AION confocal system for gentle 3D live-cell imaging
20 May, 2025 | Supplied by: SciTech Pty LtdAION, by Confocal NL, is a confocal system that produces high-contrast images from thicker specimens such as organoids, tissue samples, and plant and animal model organisms.
Evident IXplore IX85 automated inverted microscope system
19 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Evident Australia Pty LtdWith a field number (FN) of 26.5 mm, combined with advanced imaging tools that provide clear results, the system empowers researchers to capture data and uncover meaningful insights quickly.
Evident IXplore IX85 SpinSR spinning disk confocal microscope
16 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Evident Australia Pty LtdPowered by Yokogawa CSU-W1 spinning disk technology, the super-resolution microscope enables users to capture ultra-small cellular dynamics in high detail.
Evident IXplore IX85 SpinXL spinning disk confocal microscope
15 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Evident Australia Pty LtdPowered by CrestOptics X-Light spinning disk technology, the product offers a 26.5 mm field number (FN) that enables users to quickly capture cellular dynamics and rapidly screen large areas.
Excelitas X-Cite TETREM LED illuminator for fluorescence microscopy
13 May, 2025 | Supplied by: SciTech Pty LtdExcelitas introduces the X-Cite TETREM — a 4-channel, switchable, light guide-coupled LED light source designed to streamline fluorescence microscopy.
Breakthrough in imaging biomolecules inside cells
12 May, 2025US researchers have found a way to expand tissue samples so that hundreds of biomolecules can be seen in their native locations.
JENOPTIK GRYPHAX series microscopy cameras
01 May, 2025 | Supplied by: SciTech Pty LtdWith the JENOPTIK GRYPHAX series of microscopy cameras, users can upgrade their old camera to the latest generation and continue using their microscope instead of replacing the complete system and accessories.
Ultrasound reveals capillaries and cells in living organs
01 May, 2025Researchers have successfully imaged living cells inside whole organs across volumes the size of a sugar cube.
Photoluminescent detection of gunshot residue
29 April, 2025As part of a new method for detecting gunshot residue, the lead particles found in the residue are converted into a light-emitting semiconductor.
Capturing a major signalling molecule with cryo-EM
24 April, 2025In an effort to understand how brain cells exchange chemical messages, scientists have utilised a highly specialised microscope.
Hyperspectral imaging tech selected for homeland security
22 April, 2025 | Supplied by: Living OpticsLiving Optics has been selected by Singapore Homeland Security to demonstrate its advanced imaging capabilities for security and forensic use cases.
'Molecular movie' reveals DNA's unzipping mechanism
11 April, 2025Using cutting-edge cryo-electron microscopy, the scientists were able to visualise a helicase enzyme (nature's DNA unzipping machine) in the process of unwinding DNA.
Likely source for Sydney's debris balls found
10 April, 2025An investigation into the source of debris balls on Sydney and South Coast beaches has determined they likely originated from Sydney Water's land-based sewage treatment network.
