Phasefocus Introduces the Livecyte Kinetic Cytometer
Phasefocus has announced the launch of the Livecyte Kinetic Cytometer, an innovative live cell imaging system for the observation of cell phenotype and kinetics. Individual cells...
Blog
Microscopy
Optical, electron and emerging microscopy methods, and the advances pushing resolution and speed.
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Miniaturized Microscopes Allow Unprecedented Observation of Spinal Cord Cells
Astrocytes, a kind nervous cells that do not conduct electrical signals, react to sensations. Thanks to tiny microscopes developed at the Salk Institute, researchers have discovered...
Imaging
CRISPRainbow Allows to Tag Seven Genomic Loci Simultaneously
Researchers from University of Massachusetts Medical School have developed a new technique to simultaneously track up to seven genomic locations in live cells. The CRISPRainbow system...
Bioengineering
Super-Resolution Microscopy to Diagnose Rare Platelet Disorder
A team of scientists led by a research group at University College London have developed a super-resolution microscopy method to diagnose a rare bleeding disease. The...
Biomedicine
Leica and the Biomedical Center (BMC) in Munich Open Bioimaging Center
Leica Microsystems and the Biomedical Center (BMC) of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich have announced the opening of the Leica Bioimaging Center, a core facility at the...
Equipment
Foldscope: A Paper Microscope that Costs $1
A team of researchers from Stanford University has developed a paper microscope that costs one dollar. Foldscope is printed in a sheet of paper and...
Education
Olympus Launches the New CKX53 Culture Microscope
Olympus has launched the CKX53 Culture Microscope. Its main features are a reliable color reproducibility, a compact design, user-friendly operation and quick cell observation thanks...
Equipment
10 Times More Memory Than Previously Calculated
Researchers from Salk Institute and the University of Austin, Texas have discovered that the memory capacity of the brain is 10 times higher than previously estimated....
Imaging