Company Profile ZEISS ZEISS is a leading international technology enterprise operating in the optics and
optoelectronics industries. Te ZEISS Group develops and distributes semiconductor manufacturing equipment, measuring technology, microscopes, medical technology, eyeglass lenses, camera and cine lenses, binoculars, and planetarium technology. With its solutions, the company constantly advances the world of optics and helps shape technological progress. Te Research Microscopy Solutions business group is the world’s only one-stop manufacturer of light, X-ray, and electron microscope systems. Its portfolio compromises solutions and services for life sciences and materials research as well as industry, education, and clinical practice.
• FIB-SEM and Ion Microscopes: Combine 3D imaging and analysis with focused ion beam and femtosecond laser milling to include nanotomography, nanofabrication, and sample preparation with ZEISS Crossbeam.
• Scanning Electron Microscopes: Acquire high-resolution surface information and superior materials contrast for applications in nanotechnology, materials analysis, semiconductor failure analysis, life sciences, and quality assurance.
• X-ray Microscopes: Experience nondestructive 3D imaging with industry-best resolution and contrast. With sub-micron and nanoscale 3D XRM systems, realize synchrotron- quality tomographic imaging in your laboratory.
• Correlative Microscopy: ZEISS ZEN Connect lets you overlay and organize images from any source to connect multimodal and multiscale data. ZEN Connect has a sample-centric interface that always shows data and metadata in context to support navigation and detailed sample understanding.
• Confocal and Superresolution Microscopes: Te revolutionary ZEISS Airyscan 2 detector for confocals improves imaging with better signal-to-noise, speed, and resolution. Te ZEISS Elyra 7 offers flexibility and gentle superesolution imaging. ZEISS Elyra 7 with Lattice SIM2
provides gentle, high-speed superresolution images. ZEISS confocals for materials can provide roughness measurements and topographical characterization.
• Automated Imaging Systems: Digitize specimens and create high-quality virtual slides with ZEISS Axio Scan.Z1. Automate live cell imaging with ZEISS Celldiscoverer 7. Imaging well plates and dishes in fluorescence and brightfield has never been easier.
• Compound Microscopes: From routine microscopes to fully motorized platforms for simple inspection and advanced research, ZEISS upright and inverted microscopes are configurable to your specific imaging needs.
• Stereo and Zoom Microscopes: Tese stereoscopic and macroscopic products offer large object fields and allow extended working distances, ideal for observing large biological samples or analysis of a variety of materials.
• Digital Microscopes: ZEISS Smartzoom 5 is your smart digital microscope, ideal for
quality control, quality assurance, and failure analysis applications in virtually every field of industry.
• Lightsheet Microscopy: Te new ZEISS Lattice Lightsheet 7 makes volumetric imaging of subcellular structures and dynamics over hours and days with minimal photodamage easily accessible through automation and the ability to use standard sample carriers. ZEISS Lightsheet 7 achieves fast and gentle multiview imaging of large living and cleared specimens such as whole model organisms or even whole mouse brains.
How to find us:
United States Regional Office: One North Broadway White Plains, New York 10601 United States Tel: +1 800-233-2343 Email:
info.microscopy.us@
zeiss.com
Global Headquarters: Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH Carl Zeiss Promenade 10 07745 Jena Germany Email:
microscopy@zeiss.com
www.zeiss.com/microscopy
www.cambridge.org/mto
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