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Listing of all 13 news releases from GT Vision:
Automated scoring in immunohistochemistry
IHC Scorer is Applied Spectral Imaging's new pathology scoring device, which enables pathologists to maintain their regular IHC scoring routine and assists in determination of the exact final score
News from GT Vision (28 May 2007)
81 microscope slides in this loader and scanner
GT Vision announces the launch of Applied Spectral Imaging's (ASI) innovative AutoMate tray loader to meet the most demanding needs for multi slide scanning
News from GT Vision (28 May 2007)
High spec biological microscopes for teaching
Each microscope in the range includes a set of superb quality, flat field plan achromatic objectives mounted on the latest design reversed nosepiece for easy slide mounting
News from GT Vision (22 March 2006)
Microscopes are aimed at schools and colleges
The purpose of the range is to provide high quality, robust microscopes that are easy for students to use and affordable for all educational establishments
News from GT Vision (24 June 2005)
Range of microscopes for veterinary work
Family of microscopes selected specifically to be useful to vets and researchers involved in veterinary sciences includes basic low cost instruments as well as those with built-in cameras
News from GT Vision (22 June 2005)
Microscopes for the materials scientist
Range includes research grade, high stability wafer inspection microscopes and high performance ergonomic stereo microscopes, with over 20 models to choose from and a huge range of accessories
News from GT Vision (21 June 2005)
Particle analyser for ISO 16232
Attaching to existing microscopes or supplied with a new microscope, allowing fully automated, unattended analysis of all or part of every filter sing sophisticated image analysis techniques
News from GT Vision ( 3 December 2004)
Multiviewing microscope that all labs can afford
Up to five binocular heads and a full set of biological objectives make this piece of kit suitable for cash-strapped teaching environments
News from GT Vision (17 June 2004)
High throughput automated analysis of comets
System allows users to load a series of microscope slides containing single cell gel electrophoresis samples then let it get on with the job of scanning scanning every area on each slide
News from GT Vision (23 April 2004)
Perfect colour, cooled digital imaging
Digital camera includes a high resolution 3CCD sensor, real-time preview and peltier cooling, meaning that microscope users can have a single camera for both fluorescence and brightfield work
News from GT Vision (22 April 2004)
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Laboratory monitoring system for environmental cabinets such as ultra-low temperature freezers and incubators automatically sends detailed text messages of alerts
News from GT Vision (21 April 2004)
New way of imaging for the travelling entomologist
Portable entomology imaging system includes zoom microscope, digital camera, fibre optic light source, and small form factor computer workstation with preloaded imaging software
News from GT Vision (19 April 2004)
Fully automated analysis of filters
Attaching to existing microscopes or supplied with a new microscope, the system allows fully automated, unattended analysis of all or part of every filter using image analysis
News from GT Vision (16 March 2004)
