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Better posture for microscopists
Microscope is ergonomically designed to improve the posture of the operators and minimise possible back and shoulder pains Brochure available
News from Sartorius (10 April 2003)
Contrast enhancement for 3D imaging
3D imaging system for contrast enhancement in fluorescence microscopy based on innovative grid projection technique permits high quality optical sections to be roduced quickly
News from Carl Zeiss Microimaging ( 4 April 2003)
Partner sought for confocal microscope development
Technique for optical sectioning of an image without the need for a scanning laser light source need to be developed into a marketable product
News from Oxford Sensor Technology (26 March 2003)
Microscopic promotion
Gavin Mills is promoted to the position of product manager with responsibility for both microscopy and automated microscopy products at Prior Brochure available
News from Prior Scientific (21 March 2003)
New distributors required in eastern Europe
The only manufacturer of laboratory microscopes in the UK is seeking new distributors in eastern Europe, and invites candidates to meet it at Achema Brochure available
News from Prior Scientific (14 March 2003)
Microscopes for metallurgy
User application article What have a Formula One car and a Roman centurion's helmet got in common? They are both subjects of study at the Royal Military College laboratories
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) (13 March 2003)
Microscopes attend Harvard
User application article Installation of a number of microscope automation systems at the Nikon Imaging Centre on the campus of Harvard Medical School Brochure available
News from Prior Scientific ( 5 March 2003)
Carbon black testing advances
User application article Workstation, stereomicroscope, microtome, and digital camera aid laboratory's research and analysis of carbon black dispersion in plastics
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) ( 4 March 2003)
Microscope helps uncover the past
User application article Analysis of architectural paint by conservator underlines value of fluorescence techniques and quality scientific instruments
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) ( 3 March 2003)
Equipment presents histology in its best light
User application article Research microscopes and digital cameras used for routine histology, special stains, immunology and cytology are proving popular because of the usefulness of the photographs
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) (27 February 2003)
Microscopes accommodate Tirf imaging
Exploits evanescent wave illumination and advances in organelle-specific vital stains and fluorescence proteins to allow light microscopy at the molecular level Brochure available
News from Nikon UK (14 February 2003)
Scope improves Brinell readings
User application article A new approach to measuring has improved the accuracy of reading hardness impressions for a leading heat treatment specialist
News from Indentec (11 February 2003)
ENT at Princess Alexandra benefits from microscope
User application article The Ear, Nose and Throat Department at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow has recently installed the latest Leica MS2 Surgical Microscope
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) (28 January 2003)
Ergonomically optimised laboratory microscopes
Two new laboratory microscopes specifically designed for intensive use in biomedical laboratory applications use expanded pupil eyepiece for optimised operator efficiency Brochure available
News from Vision Engineering (28 January 2003)
Easier focusing or better resolution on camera
The latest digital camera for microscopists from Olympus employs an innovative shifting CCD system together with super-fast hardware processing to give extra high resolution for still images Brochure available
News from Olympus Europa (15 January 2003)
Confocal Microscope success in heart research
User application article The Department of Cardiac Physiology at the University of Manchester is finding the speed and power of the new Leica TCS SP2 RS Confocal System to be invaluable
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) ( 3 January 2003)
Firmer foundation for research 'scope
Use of a new thermally-stable alloy for construction of microscopes means that images will not drift even if the instrument is left unattended for long periods Brochure available
News from Nikon UK (17 December 2002)
Relief contrast cell observation
New RC technique has particular advantages for the observation of cell viability in unstained living specimens, and for in vitro fertilisation work Brochure available
News from Olympus Europa (12 December 2002)
Centralised imaging with a new confocal system
User application article National Institute for Biological Standards and Control has chosen a new confocal system which it says is well suited to its cellular studies conducted as part of its standardisation work
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) (27 November 2002)
Microscopes help boost public awareness of science
User application article Southampton University chose its Golden Jubilee year to host its first Summer Science Exhibition, which aimed to demonstrate to the general public how much fun science can be
News from Leica Microsystems (UK) (26 November 2002)
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