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Cell biology focuses on understanding the structure, function, and behaviour of cells. Microscopy is an indispensable tool in this field, providing detailed visualization of cellular components, such as organelles, cytoskeleton, and membranes. Fluorescence microscopy, including confocal, allows the use of labelled markers to track specific proteins or molecules. Advances in super resolution microscopy further enhance spatial resolution, uncovering intricate ...
ByConfocal NL based in Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
Digital Pathology is an image-based information environment enabled by virtual microscopy. This involves imaging glass slides and saving and distributing their digital images for analysis, archiving and storage. The virtual microscopy slides are: •Scanned — using a microscope based scanning device that takes images of the whole slide via large scanning or stitching of smaller scans. ...
ByExcelitas Technologies based in Waltham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Phaseform GmbH introduces an innovative approach to adaptive optics through its Deformable Phase Plate (DPP) technology, revolutionizing both microscopy and ophthalmology fields. The DPP provides dynamic aberration correction in microscopes, elevating image resolution and sharpness without the complexity of traditional adaptive optics systems. This refractive in-line technology seamlessly integrates into existing optical setups, offering a cost-effective solution that broadens the versatility of ...
ByPhaseform GmbH based in Freiburg, GERMANY
In this application note we highlight how Raman microscopy is an essential tool for any material scientist researching graphene. Available: ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
Read this application note to discover how Raman microscopy offers itself as a useful technique in the identification of gemstones. Available: ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
In this application note, the hole transfer into a VACNT based hole extraction layer is imaged using steady-state and time-resolved confocal PL microscopy with an Edinburgh Instruments RMS1000 Confocal Raman & PL Microscope. ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
In this application note, an RMS1000 Confocal Microscope is used to image a tissue section of mouse intestine using two-photon excited fluorescence and second harmonic generation ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
Recovery of cervical cancer cells and isolation of circulating rare cells, detection and counting of bacteria recovered from food, beverage or cosmetics (flow cytometry, fluorescence microscopy), detection and analysis of recovered airborne particles (asbestos, AOX), ...
Byit4ip S.A. based in Louvain-la-Neuve, BELGIUM
By uniting the best features of microfluidics and force microscopy and using different force-controlled probes, FluidFM provides an ideal tool for researchers with a wide range of methods; from controlled patterned growth to single cell manipulation, stimulation, and analysis in a gentle manner perfectly suited for sensitive cells such as neurons. ...
ByCytosurge AG based in Glattbrugg, SWITZERLAND
How can Raman microscopy help the battle to quit smoking? A transdermal patch is a method of drug delivery through the skin into the bloodstream. ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
These 10 μm images (AFM topography and PiFM) are being acquired as azobenzene surface is being modified via UV light illumination over a 15-hour period. The PiFM image at 1100 cm-1 shows that as the surface roughens, the magnitude of this peak is growing smaller. At the same time, PiFM signal at 1693 cm-1 is getting stronger at some regions of the sample, especially at the lower regions of the surface ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The longitudinal focal field of a tightly focused light via high NA (1.45 NA) objective lens is imaged via PiFM. The measured PiFM result agrees well (slight mismatch is observed due to the uncorrected nonlinearity of open-loop tip scanner) with the longitudinal field calculated from the dipole-dipole interaction between the polarized tip and the glass substrate. Scale bar: 1 micron. Image Courtesy: Ananth Tamma (PiFM image) and Fei Huang (field model), UC ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Incorporating nanocrystalline cellulose (NCC) into polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fiber changes the tensile property of PAN fiber. The goal is to identify the distribution of NCC on PAN fiber. The peaks associated with NCC are acquired by taking PiFM spectra of pure NCC sample. The NCC peaks compared to the glass substrate are clearly identified. These peaks are used to bring out the subtle features from the hyPIR image taken of the PAN-NCC sample. Note that the strengths of peaks are as such: strong (1034, 1059, 1273 ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
High labor costs and limited skilled microscopy staff availability. Rare contaminants or early infections are hard to detect. ...
ByHolloid based in Wien, AUSTRIA
Identification is crucial for assessing their risk to the environment, wildlife, and mankind. Raman microscopy is a great tool for the identification of small microplastics. ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
Identifying Components in Polymer Films via hyPIR Imaging. hyPIR (hyperspectral PiFM infrared) image consists of (n x n) pixels of PiFM spectrum. This is a hyPIRTM image (128 x 128 pixels) of 5 nm of PS homopolymer that is spin-coated onto a 2 nm thick PMMA homopolymer on top of silicon substrate. Due to the thin PS layer and its immiscibility with PMMA, PS has dewetted into nanoscale droplets. Up to three distinct region of a hyPIRTM image can be selected to average the spectra for each region. Up to three peaks ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Confocal Raman and Photoluminescence (PL) Microscopy are well-suited techniques for dealing with such samples. This application note details how ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
This system is instrumental for transcranial ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM), allowing for the imaging of the brain's microvasculature at a microscopic resolution, which is particularly beneficial for diagnosing and monitoring stroke and aneurysm. ...
ByIconeus based in Paris, FRANCE
EDS is an invaluable technique providing elemental composition information in direct relation to the Electron Microscope image for both Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM) and Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM). RaySpec has a wealth of experience in the design and manufacture of energy dispersive x-ray detectors used for EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy) on both SEMs and ...
ByRayspec Ltd. based in Buckinghamshire, UNITED KINGDOM
Problems we solve: Pathogen contamination is often discovered post-packaging or distribution. Fermentation is poorly monitored in real-time. CIP hygiene lacks continuous microbial validation. Microbial shifts cause off-flavors or batch inconsistencies. Spoilage organisms can grow undetected between samples. Small sample sizes lead to non-representative microbial data. Lab testing is slow, costly, and ...
ByHolloid based in Wien, AUSTRIA