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sCMOS
Launch
Webinar
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Harness
the
full
potential
of sCMOS Technology
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The launch of the new Neo sCMOS is the
most significant camera
This 60 minutes interactive webinar,
hosted by Neo Product Manager, Dr. Colin Coates, will discuss the
innovative sCMOS sensor technology and explore Neo's unique ability to
simultaneously offer ultra-low noise, extremely fast frame rates, wide
dynamic range, high resolution and a large field of view.
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Sub 60-second identification of MRSA demonstrated |
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At a time of rising levels of MRSA and
other hospital acquired infections, Laser Induced Breakdown
Spectroscopy (LIBS) has been demonstrated to be a rapid and reliable
technique for detection of life-threatening bacterial pathogen species
that could be found in such medical environments.
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Stellar and
Cellular Imaging Wins Insight Awards
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Congratulations to Dr. Neil Ganem at
Harvard University and Dr. David Jess and Professor Mihalis
Mathioudakis of Queen's University who won joint first place in the
first ever Andor Insight Awards Scientific Imaging Competition.
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Imaris 7.2 sees a host of new features including highly automated 3D stitching software for biomedical datasets and much more. View Here. |
Andor's new iXon3 EMCCD platform ensures the absolute
highest sensitivity from a quantitative scientific digital camera...more |
Andor Technology proudly releases iQ 2.2. The new
flexibility facilitates faster acquisition...full details. |
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Imaris for Cell Biology: 3-D Correlative Microscopy Using Thresholding |
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Researchers at the Institut de
Génétique et de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire in Illkirch, France
have developed a new method for correlating live-cell imaging with
electron microscopy (EM) on cryofixed samples. According to Yannick
Schwab, one of the research team’s members, the group’s goal was to
develop a way to correlate light microscopy data acquired from living
cells with ultrastructural analysis of the same objects. Full
case
study. |
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See Neo sCMOS at BiOS and Photonics West
2011
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At BiOS in booth 8417, you can see the
groundbreaking Neo sCMOS, the innovative Revolution DSD white light
confocal system, the Micropoint and Mosaic illumination and ablation
systems and a demo of Bitplane's Imaris 7.2 image processing software. Book
a
one
to
one
meeting. |
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Winter
School,
Switzerland sCMOS
webinar,
online BiOS,
USA |
Photonics
West,
USA BioImaging,
UK Biophyscial
Society,
USA |
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