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Listing of all 62 news releases from Leica Microsytems:

World's first 'super-zoom' confocal microscope

Leica Microsystems presents ground-breaking technologies in confocal and stereomicroscopy for ultra-high resolutions from macro to nano at Analytica 2008

News from Leica Microsytems ( 2 April 2008)

This confocal microscope adapts to the sample

The pioneering Leica TCS SP5 X with supercontinuum laser provides freedom and flexibility which were unattainable until now in fluorescence microscopy and allows true optimisation of results

News from Leica Microsytems (25 February 2008)

Leica Microsystems makes new acquisition

Leica Microsystems has expanded its electron microscopy sample preparation business by acquiring Liechtenstein-based optical company Bal-Tec

News from Leica Microsytems (22 February 2008)

Leica Microsystems acquires Cell Analysis

The company has developed imaging software which Leica Microsystems's biosystems division will adapt to its product portfolio to support the work of its pathology customers.

News from Leica Microsytems (24 January 2008)

High-speed DFC360 FX camera for live cell research

Speed is often the deciding factor for successful imaging in demanding high- resolution image documentation of living cells, molecular processes and rapidly fading fluorescence specimens

News from Leica Microsytems (23 November 2007)

Enhanced microscopy for biology and materials

Leica DM4000 B through DM6000 B series for biological sciences, DM4000 M and DM6000 M digital microscopes for material sciences and industrial quality analysis, streamline important work processes

News from Leica Microsytems (15 October 2007)

Universal inverted microscope for live cell images

Leica Microsystems presents the new generation Leica DMI3000 B inverted microscope, specifically designed for live cell research applications

News from Leica Microsytems (12 October 2007)

Stereomicroscope exploits human image processing

Leica M205 C breaks through the previous optical resolution limits of stereomicroscopy by incorporating Leica's new FusionOptic technology which takes advantage of a neurological phenomenon

News from Leica Microsytems (10 October 2007)

Leica sells former Vision BioSystems in Sweden

Leica Microsystems has signed a purchase contract for the rights to sell products for the former Vision BioSystems into the Swedish market

News from Leica Microsytems ( 8 October 2007)

Leica Microsystems creates new biosystems division

After Danaher acquired more than 99% of the shares of Vision Systems in January 2007, Leica Microsystems started integrating Vision BioSystems with its own sectioning and specimen processing business

News from Leica Microsytems (27 July 2007)

Confocal for real-time imaging inside live cells

Leica SD6000 spinning disk confocal module is designed for fast imaging with minimum sample exposure for observing differentiation, intracellular transport, cell division, and cytoskeleton dynamics

News from Leica Microsytems (25 June 2007)

Fast frame rate and fast wavelength switching

Leica AM Tirf MC (multi-colour, total internal reflection fluorescence) system allows the entire fluorescence excitation spectrum to now be used for real-time visualisation of live cell dynamics

News from Leica Microsytems (22 June 2007)

Cars technology expands power of microscopes

Technical background article Coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (Cars) microscopy allows rapid and non-perturbative imaging of biological specimens with chemical selectivity

News from Leica Microsytems (17 May 2007)

DM1000 microscope now has LED illumination

Leica Microsystems introduces the DM1000 LED, the latest addition to its DM series of microscopes for cytology, histopathology, and other clinical and biomedical laboratory applications

News from Leica Microsytems (11 May 2007)

New Leica Microsystems subsidiary in Belgium

Leica Microsystems has established a new sales subsidiary office in Belgium, to handle directly sales and after-sales support of its complete product range with effect from 1 May 2007

News from Leica Microsytems ( 3 May 2007)

Veeco/Leica deal in biological and nano-medicine

The initial phase of the collaboration focuses on the integration of Veeco's BioScope II atomic force microscope (AFM) with Leica's DMI series of inverted microscopes

News from Leica Microsytems (19 April 2007)

In-vivo confocal fibre microscopy for research

Leica FCM1000 with Cellvizio technology is a fibre-optic confocal fluorescence microscope for dynamic in-vivo imaging, non-destructively producing video sequences of the insides of living animals

News from Leica Microsytems (23 March 2007)

Great demand for macro inspection systems

User application article Only six months after launch, these macro inspection systems already rank among the worldwide preferred systems for automated defect-detection and classification in the chip industry

News from Leica Microsytems ( 9 February 2005)

Tissue processor 'Leeds' the way

User application article Leeds pathology directorate purchases three Leica Microsystems ASP300 advanced smart tissue processors to handle an ever-growing volume of work

News from Leica Microsytems ( 6 January 2005)

Staining/coverslipper workstation proves popular

User application article Now up to 21 UK users for combined slide preparation system which includes fast glass-on-glass coverslipping system and optimised staining operation