2D arrangement of 44,400 light stopwatches enables scanless fluorescence lifetime imaging. Credit: Institute of Post-LED Photonics
The fluorescence microscopy technique uses frequency combs and no mechanical parts to observe dynamic biological phenomena
Algorithms let developers shrink microscopes, enabling innovation by building on existing technology, discovers Andy Extance
Photon Lines now offers a new microscopic biomechanical force sensor system called SENSOCELL from Impetux, of Barcelona, Spain
MIT researchers have developed a multi-layered chip that could dramatically reduce the cost of dark-field microscopes
An introduction to the theory of polarised Raman spectroscopy and exploring the wealth of sample information that can be obtained using this technique.
Multi-line lasers are an attractive alternative to laser combiners to simplify fluorescence-based imaging instrumentation. Furthermore, they help commercialise new, cutting-edge imaging systems for clinical use. This white paper explores the advantages of a permanently aligned multi-line laser, giving examples of how such a laser is used in microscopes developed at Julius-Maximilian-University of Würzburg and the University of Washington.
A new low-cost three-photon microscope, capable of obtaining tissue data at greater tissue depths than currently available is in development
Reporting from the EMVA conference in Copenhagen, Greg Blackman sees how gigapixel resolution can be created with low-cost optics
Researchers have used 3D printing to produce a high-resolution microscope small and robust enough to use in the field or at the bedside
Confocal Raman imaging and related techniques continue to increase in popularity. This whitepaper describes five key factors to consider when evaluating instrumentation: speed, sensitivity, resolution, modularity and upgradeability, and combinability.
