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Ingredients are critical in all facets of the food and beverage industry. Flow imaging microscopy allows you to isolate different particle types from a heterogeneous mixture in order to ensure quality and detect process flaws. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Discover a high-throughput flow imaging microscopy platform for characterizing API aggregates and other particulates in your protein, monoclonal antibody, or antibody-drug conjugate ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Flow Imaging Microscopy with FlowCam enables efficient characterization of microplastic particles during membrane-based filtration processes in wastewater treatment ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Assess the stability and quality of the next generation of biotherapeutics designed to treat cancer, immunize against pathogens, and address genetic disorders. Flow imaging microscopy detects aggregation of viral vectors such as AAVs, lentiviruses, and retroviruses as well as non-viral therapies like LNPs and ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Novel cell therapies show great promise as treatments for a variety of complex diseases including cancers and neurodegenerative disorders. Flow imaging microscopy supports drug product analysis in order to advance the development of these therapies. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Flow Imaging Microscopy offers a new perspective on environmental particle analysis. With high-quality digital images, FlowCam provides insights into soil sciences, pollen viability studies, atmospheric particle studies, microplastics analysis, stormwater runoff, and environmental monitoring. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Monitor cultures and the health of algal cells in production ponds and bioreactors using high-speed data collection and high-resolution images provided by flow imaging microscopy. Achieve fast and accurate results to inform decision-making, improve algal growth rates, and prevent culture crash. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Discover a high-throughput, automated alternative to manual microscopy. FlowCam offers a cost-effective and rapid solution to monitor source water, oceans, reservoirs, lakes, rivers, and water treatment processes for drinking water, wastewater, and recreational activities. Municipal water utilities monitor Cyanobacteria and other algae to prevent harmful algal blooms (HABs), taste and odor events, as well as filter clogging organisms. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
Life science is a sprawling field of study concerned with all living organisms and some non-cellular entities that can dramatically impact life as we know it. Research in life science spaces concerns an impossibly varied range of organic structures from sub-microscopic infectious agents to entire ecosystems in a truly cross-disciplinary research effort to better understand and preserve life on our planet. ...
ByMIPAR Image Analysis based in Worthington, OHIO (USA)
Batteries, fuel cells, and catalysts are increasingly important in the modern world. Research in these fields is one of the most active areas of materials science and involves collaboration between chemists, materials engineers, and modeling experts. Characterization is paramount toward developing clean, safe, and long-lasting next-generation energy storage and conversion devices, which, in turn, creates a better life for us ...
BySigray, Inc based in concord, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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)