‘Microscopes’

A Laboratorytalk guide

Start with the news release Asylum Research - latest company news from Asylum Research, which we summarised at the time by saying "19 February 2010 - Asylum Research and Micra Nanotecnologia have entered into a distribution agreement that will enable Asylum to extend its global reach and promote its products in Latin America.". Several months prior to that, we featured the news release Olympus microscopes cover live-cell techniques from Olympus Life Science: "Olympus has introduced the Xcellence range of research microscope systems. ".

In February 2010, we covered the news from Fluid Imaging Technologies - take a look at Birefringence system to be unveiled at Pittcon which says: "The FlowCAM-XPL Birefringence Imaging and Analysis System will be revealed at Pittcon 2010 by Fluid Imaging Technologies.".

Take a look also at the news release from Olympus Life Science Europa, Dotslide uses microscopy to generate virtual slide, as well as Spectrophotometer aids OLED device development from Craic Technologies, and PI to showcase P-736 slide Z-scanner piezo stage from PI (Physik Instrumente).

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Cambridge introduces scanning optical microscope (January 2010)

Cambridge Technology Systems has introduced a high-performance and low-cost scanning optical microscope system from Innovative Specimen Scanning.

Vacuum pump enclosures reduce noise in the lab (January 2010)

MS Noise offers a range of vacuum pump enclosures designed to reduce vacuum pump noise in the laboratory by up to 12dB.

Oris Pro Assay accelerates cell-migration research (January 2010)

Amsbio has added the Oris Pro Cell Migration Assay to its range of 96-well cell exclusion zone assays for performing cell migration and cell invasion experiments.

Craic releases ImageUV software for Windows 7 (January 2010)

Craic Technologies' ImageUV microscope camera control and image-analysis software provides a more fluid response.

Varian FT-IR tools reveal more information (December 2009)

Varian has brought out FT-IR products that reduce analysis times and reveal more detailed information in polymer and materials applications.

Microscope offers molecular-scale resolution (December 2009)

Nikon Corporation has signed an agreement with the University of California, San Francisco Office of Technology Management for Structured Illumination Microscopy (Sim) technology.

Nikon licenses Storm technology for microscopes (December 2009)

Nikon Corporation has signed an agreement with Harvard University granting Nikon the rights to use the Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (Storm) technology.

N-Storm microscopes enhance resolution by 10-fold (December 2009)

Nikon will fit Harvard University's Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (Storm) technology into its N-Storm microscopes after the organisations signed a licensing agreement.

Olympus microscopes cover live-cell techniques

Olympus has introduced the Xcellence range of research microscope systems.
Nikon licenses Storm technology for microscopes

Nikon Corporation has signed an agreement with Harvard University granting Nikon the rights to use the Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (Storm) technology.