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MIT's Ed Boyden awarded research prize for optogenetics work
05/04/2012
The first A. F. Harvey engineering research prize from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), which is a prize of £300,000, was awarded to Professor Ed S. Boyden of the Massachusetts ...
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Adaptive optics, computer software pair to correct aberrations in optical imaging
04/30/2012
University of Illinois researchers have developed a technique to computationally correct for aberrations, enabling higher-quality images and 3D datasets in real-time imaging applications such as im...
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Femtosecond laser ablation sheds new insight on cell division
04/27/2012
Researchers at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), using a femtosecond laser, sliced through and made quantitative measurements of the mitotic spindle (an apparatus that ...
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CLEO show to move to June in 2013
04/26/2012
Washington, DC--Next year's Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO), held annually in San Jose, CA, will take place in June rather than its usual May, moving to June 9–14, 2013. |
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X-ray 'bionanoprobe' boosts study of cellular processes
04/25/2012
A team of researchers have developed a non-destructive x-ray microscopy solution to image cryogenically preserved cells and advance studies of intra-cellular biology. |
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Femtosecond probe with 'lightsaber'-like precision promising for laser surgery
04/24/2012
Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have developed a small, flexible endoscopic medical device fitted with a femtosecond laser "scalpel" that can remove—with 'lightsaber'-l...
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Leica Microsystems slide scanner for digital pathology
07/05/2011
The SCN400 F fluorescent and brightfield digital slide scanner from Leica Microsystems combines brightfield slide scanning and multichannel fluorescence imag...
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LIMO medical laser offers two parallel wavelengths
11/20/2010
The FQ-Series medical laser from LIMO with a 1470 nm wavelength offers a parallel wavelength of 980, 940 or 810 nm, making higher absorption possible in wate...
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Fiberguide fused silica capillary tubing for protein characterization
08/19/2010
A line of fused silica capillary tubing from Fiberguide Industries delivers reliable operation in demanding conditions in protein characterization, smal...
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Optical mapping system enables automated, microbial whole genome analysis
06/17/2010
OpGen, Inc.'s Optical Mapping System for microbial whole genome analysis is based on Optical Mapping Technology, which generates ordered, whole genome restri...
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BioImagene iSlide enhances transition from manual to digital pathology
03/16/2010
Using the iSlide input device from BioImagene pathologists can move a glass slide, just the way they would on a microscope stage, to ergonomically view digit...
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Two-photon microscopy: How, why and what
This webcast, presented by John Girkin, director of the Biophysical Sciences Institute, Durham University (UK) discusses the unique advantages of multiphoton...
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Key Secrets of Biospectroscopy
The discussion will explore key spectroscopic methods (including Raman, near infrared, and more) and technologies involved in detecting cellular and sub-cell...
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Frontiers in Confocal Microscopy-Deep Imaging, Vibrational Microscopy and High Content Screening Automation
We have invited three renowned researchers, Prof. E. O. Potma to introduce parts of his research and the latest developments of the CARS technique, Jacco van...
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