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Video zoom microscope lenses are motorised

Motorised lenses come with a control unit which allows the user to vary the zoom as well as the speed and direction at which zooming occurs.

News from Edmund Optics (20 May 2005)

Light sources for sensing and spectroscopy

C-band and L-band sources are said to be ideal for a variety of sensing and spectroscopy applications and as a light source for interrogating fibre Bragg gratings

News from NP Photonics (17 May 2005)

40mW of cyan output

Higher power enables greater resolution, especially for use with tandem dyes, and is ideal for improving throughput and sensitivity in a variety of life science applications

News from BFi Optilas (17 May 2005)

Blue-violet laser modules have modulated output

405nm laser modules are suitable for use in applications such as biomedical instrumentation, imaging, spectroscopy, fluorescence sensing, microscopy and many other emerging technologies

News from BFi Optilas (16 May 2005)

Automated cell count and viability with safety

Specially designed slides minimise sample use, maximise data returned, and eliminate the user's exposure to infectious material while increasing accuracy and reducing cvleaning needs

News from Labtech International (13 May 2005)

Mapping cells on microscope slides

Disposable plastic slide has rectangular grid pattern precisely etched on the surface: 1200 1mm squares each consisting of 16 smaller squares, to enable cells and other small structures to be mapped

News from Labtech International (11 May 2005)

PIV lasers are ultra-compact

Ruggedised particle image velocimetry lasers deliver ultra-stable green light at 532nm, 355nm or 266nm, for a complete range of liquid- and air-based PIV experiments

News from New Wave Research ( 5 May 2005)

Laser diode yields 7W from 200um emitter

This new infrared diode is said to be an ideal choice for a variety of applications requiring exceptional brightness and high output power

News from Power Technology (29 April 2005)

Pumping cells with minimum stress

Ibidi and Nanion enter into a cooperation for the development of a pumping system for perfusion systems to pump media-suspended cells circularly with minimal mechanical stress

News from Ibidi (26 April 2005)

Micropositioning stages have piezo option

Compact, ultra-high resolution, motorised translation stages can be combined to form XY, XZ and XYZ systems for multiaxis positioning and alignment applications Brochure available

News from PI (Physik Instrumente) (12 April 2005)

Laser diodes with wavelengths across the spectrum

Tapered amplifier diodes incorporate all the benefits of standard laser diodes - reliability, tunability, and ease of maintenance - and combine them with high power and exceptionally bright output

News from Power Technology (12 April 2005)

Seeing living cells in a whole new light

Three new illumination modules for inverted microscope create scope to undertake an even wider range of research-level fluorescence applications Brochure available

News from Nikon UK (11 April 2005)

Surface optimises cell adhesion and proliferation

Slide surface improves and alleviates microscopic analysis of living and fixed cells and allows analysis of endothelial cells even under perfusion conditions

News from Ibidi ( 6 April 2005)

Upgrade any fluorescence lifetime imaging system

The use of LEDs is said to be unique and offers advantages in terms of stability, robustness and lower cost compared to conventional laser excitation

News from TauTec ( 5 April 2005)

Laser is more powerful and sharper

Violet laser not only features nearly four times the power of its predecessor, but it provides significantly improved, diffraction-limited optical quality

News from Power Technology (24 March 2005)

Catalogue marks 25th anniversary

The catalogue release marks Stanford's 25th anniversary and 25 years of cooperation between Lambda Photometrics and Stanford Research Systems Brochure available