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Listing of all 36 news releases from Syncroscopy:

Imaging software assists diagnosis of parasite

User application article Work at Addenbrooke's demonstrates that Auto-Montage Pro is useful where a focused microscope image of a 3D pathogen is essential to confirm diagnosis and speed up treatment of debilitating diseases. Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (18 October 2007)

3D image software helps identify butterflies

User application article Auto-Montage Pro 3D image reconstruction software from Syncroscopy is being used at the Natural History Museum in London to help rapidly characterise a collection of swallowtail butterflies Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (13 August 2007)

Accurate 3D images for hymenoptera classification

User application article Syncroscopy reports that its Auto-Montage software is being used at a major US entomology centre to image different species of hymenoptera as part of the 'Assembling the Tree of Life' programme Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (26 October 2006)

Rapid and accurate identification of crop pests

User application article Auto-Montage Pro helps speed up California's agricultural import process by ensuring quick, easy identification of crop pests Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (31 August 2006)

Auto-Montage Pro part of Leica Application Suite

Syncroscopy and Leica Microsystems sign a major licensing deal allowing Leica to offer Auto-Montage Pro as part of the Leica Application Suite (LAS) software Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (23 May 2006)

A clearer view for pest control

Software is being used at the Museum Victoria, Australia's largest museum, to help construct a commercially important new entomology web site to help identification of pest insects Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy ( 8 June 2005)

Learning all about the birds and the bees

User application article Scientists at the Natural History Museum, London, are using Auto-Montage Pro to generate images of male bumblebee genitalia, by which bumblebee species can be accurately identified Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (23 May 2005)

Tools for improving digital imaging

Updated website offers simple guide to methods and tools to rapidly obtain perfect digital images from a microscope Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (11 February 2005)

Getting hip with the groove

User application article Automated microscope focus and stage control system is improving the imaging of human hip bones at major European bone research unit in Cambridge, UK Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (27 January 2005)

New ant species identified by imaging software

User application article Harvard University researchers use 3D imaging system in comprehensiove cataloguing project and confirm existence of a new species of ant from the Dominican Republic Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (15 October 2004)

Imaging an irreplaceable collection

User application article Images of world's largest rotifer reference collection captured on CD in less than three months by Auto-Montage Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (10 September 2004)

High speed focus and stage control

Automated system for practically any optical microscope offers high-speed slide scanning to create precise image maps Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (20 July 2004)

Software generates precise 3D microscopy images

Designed for professional microscopists anmd described as the next generation of the image reconstruction technology, this is said to be the easiest to use 3D imaging software available Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (14 June 2004)

Montage software puts images back in focus

New budget software for generating in-focus images of 3-D samples selects and combines the focused areas from source image files captured by any digital camera Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (17 May 2004)

3D microscopy on a budget

Inexpensive 3D imaging software is designed to save time by automatically creating in-focus images of 3D samples captured from users' existing image capture systems Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy ( 5 April 2004)

Getting the bugs into the system

User application article Major insect imaging project at Harvard aims to produce definitive images of the 11,000 recognised ant species in the world, with a little help from an automated imaging system Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy ( 4 December 2003)

Shapening views of the oldest fossils

User application article Three-dimensional image analysis software is helping Oxford researchers to investigate evidence for Earth's oldest fossils Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (21 July 2003)

Evolution under the microscope

User application article New application of microscopy software helps determine man's evolutionary progress with greater certainty Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy ( 9 June 2003)

New US headquarters

New premises in Frederick, Maryland, will allow Syncroscopy's US customers to have a direct link to dedicated personnel to answer all their microscopy application needs Brochure available

News from Syncroscopy (26 May 2003)

Where science and art meet

User application article Infinite-focus images of hard tissues generated by microscopy software were considered so extraordinary they have been featured in an art exhibition Brochure available