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Conference Review: 15th Symposium
Confocal Raman Imaging
From September 24–26, 2018, researchers, engineers, and scientists were invited to the 15th Confocal Raman Imaging Symposium in Ulm, Germany, to discuss the latest developments in confocal Raman microscopy. Presentations from the fields of nanotechnology, geosci- ences, materials science, and life sciences provided an illuminating overview of the most recent research results attained with confocal Raman imaging. Te program was supplemented by poster sessions and demonstrations of modern confocal Raman and correlative microscopes.
WITec GmbH
www.raman-symposium.com
IMC19 Brings the Future of Science into Focus
Critical discoveries and research that will help to transform health, science, and industry are set to be the lasting legacy of the 19th Inter- national Microscopy Congress (IMC19), according to leaders of the scientific world. Held every four years, IMC19 saw more than 2,100 of the world’s top scientists and researchers from 48 countries come together at ICC Sydney to network, collaborate, and discover the lat- est high-tech instrumentation and systems in microscopy and micro- analysis.
International Microscopy Congress (IMC)
imc19.com
Miltenyi Biotec Acquires Microscopy Specialist LaVision BioTec
Miltenyi Biotec announced that it has acquired the high-end micros- copy specialist LaVision BioTec GmbH, a leading global specialist for advanced light-sheet and multiphoton microscopy solutions for life science applications. Since its foundation in 2000, LaVision BioTec has developed innovative products that successfully address the high-end microscopy market for applications in neuroscience, oncology, immunology, and developmental biology. With its Ultra- Microscopes, LaVision BioTec launched the first commercial light- sheet microscopes, allowing imaging of large cleared tissue samples.
Miltenyi Biotec GmbH and LaVision BioTec GmbH
www.miltenyibiotec.com and
www.lavisionbiotec.com
Olympus Deep Learning Technology Used to Help Create AI-Based Pathology Diagnostic Tool
Olympus used gastric biopsy specimens collected for diagnosis at the Kure Medical Center and Chugoku Cancer Center to develop deep learning technology, which consisted of a multi-resolutional convolutional neural network (CNN). Te deep learning technol- ogy’s unique CNN was developed by Olympus and is designed to analyze the features of pathology sample images. Using the CNN, the deep learning technology was used to identify the area of ADC tissues on images.
Olympus
Olympus-LifeScience.com and
TrueToLife.com
JENOPTIK Further Expands Manufacturing Capacity
Jenoptik, an industry leader in high-performance optical systems and healthcare and industry solutions, announces the newest expan- sion of its manufacturing operations in Florida. With the additional optical assembly area adding 8,100 square feet, the total production, engineering, and administrative footprint of the facility now totals 70,875 square feet. Construction on the new assembly building will be completed in November 2018. Te flexible manufacturing space offers a contamination-controlled environment and can be configured as required for future projects.
JENOPTIK l Optical Systems
www.jenoptik.us
Organizing and Managing Digital Classrooms Efficiently
ZEISS Labscope Teacher expands the existing ZEISS Labscope instal- lation. It puts the lecturer in charge of all connected microscopes in the network of the digital classroom while they move freely around the classroom. It lets the teacher define working groups, send group- specific tasks, and share digital information such as documents or presentations, thereby fostering teamwork. Te master device makes it easy to keep everybody on track. Te lecturer only needs to define the classroom layout once.
ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions
www.zeiss.com/newsroom
Oil Industry Supply Company Uses the Deben SEM Motorized Stage in Their Benchtop SEM
Deben reports on how Scale Protection has used their SEM motorized XY stage in a Hitachi Benchtop SEM continuously for the past four years for the analysis of particulates collected on filters from water extracted from drill wells. To be representative, the analysis requires that sufficient particles are analyzed by SEM/EDS. Tis is only pos- sible with the Deben stage, which makes random selections of areas on the filter.
Deben UK Limited
www.deben.co.uk
First Integrated Cryo-Electron Tomography
To investigate complex biological mechanisms, researchers require structural information of target molecules within their subcellular context. To achieve this, the target molecules and their cellular envi- ronment need to be accurately resolved at sub-nanometer resolution. Leica Microsystems and Termo Fisher Scientific have collaborated to create an integrated Cryo-Electron Tomography workflow that responds to these research needs. Safe, fast, and contamination-free sample transfer between instruments ensures navigation to the cel- lular target regions and reliable results at sub-nanometer resolution.
Leica Microsystems Inc.
www.leica-microsystems.com
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