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ZEISS FIB-SEM Enhances Efficiency in Multi-Scale and Multi-Modal Workflows
Materials and life science researchers can now experience faster accessibility to deeper regions of interest with the ZEISS Crossbeam 350/550 SEMs and ZEISS Atlas 5 package. Users benefit from improvements in speed and data quality when performing multi-scale, multi-modal studies in
additive manufacturing, electronics, battery research, biomaterials, and biological tissue investigations on resin-embedded biological specimens. Te system provides faster FIB-SEM sample preparation, more accurate 3D tomography, and greater reporting.
integration in data
ZEISS
www.zeiss.com
New Tunable Filtering Technology for Hyperspectral Imaging by Spectrolight
A new approach to wavelength filtering technology, Spectrolight Inc.’s Flexible Wavelength Selector (FWS), can be used for hyperspectral imaging applications as seen in the following video link:
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=pecAWSiq3Zs.Te video shows the hyperspectral imaging of BPAE cells labeled with Alexa 488 phalloidin in a setup consisting of a commercial microscope with a FWS Poly tunable filter assembled at the emission port.
Spectrolight Inc.
www.spectrolightinc.com
New Low-Profile FIB Grid Holder
TEM sample liſt-out in a FIB-SEM workstation is a challenging applica- tion. Owning the right hardware is an essential contributor to a high success rate with respect to liſt-out. Te new F12LP is the low-profile version of the EM-Tec F12 grid holder for 2 FIB grids. Te low height
and small dimensions allow for high-tilt operation at low working distance.
Rave Scientific
https://ravescientific.com
Sona Microscopy sCMOS Camera
Te new Sona sCMOS camera has been meticulously designed from the ground up to optimize performance with sensitive back-illumination, largest field of view avail- able, enhanced mounting flexibility, supe- rior quality and longevity, high quantitative accuracy, and fast speed mode.
Andor
https://andor.oxinst.com
2020 July •
www.microscopy-today.com
ZEISS Launches the Lightsheet 7 Fluorescence Microscope
Te Zeiss Lightsheet 7 can image
specimens up to
2 cm in size at refractive indices between 1.33–1.58 in almost any clearing solu-
tion. It has newly designed optics and a sample holder for mount- ing of large specimens, soſtware tools for adjustment of parameters (light sheet, sample positions, zoom settings, tiles, data processing parameters), Pivot Scan technology for imaging artifact-free optical sections, and pco.edge sCMOS detectors for fast processing at low light levels.
ZEISS
www.zeiss.com
BioTek’s Scratch Assay Starter Kit
BioTek’s Scratch Assay kit includes everything
needed
Microscope or Cytation™ includes an AutoScratch™
to with a BioTek Lionheart™ implement
automated kinetic cell migration and scratch wound assays
Cell Imaging Multi-Mode Reader. Te kit Wound Making Tool to create repeatable
scratch wounds; Scratch Assay App soſtware with protocols to automatically calculate statistics including wound width, percent confluence, and maximum healing rate; 24- and 96-well microplates; and reagents to ensure the best scratch performance and assay analysis.
BioTek Instruments, Inc.
www.biotek.com
Get More for Less from Excelitas The X-Cite®
mini+ is a com-
pact high-power white-light LED source designed for fluorescence imaging applications. Two mod- els with choice of UV wavelengths (365 nm or 385 nm) for DAPI filter sets are available and economi-
cally priced. Improved features include LED technology to deliver more power to the sample plane than any of our previous direct- coupled systems.
Excelitas Technologies Corp.
www.excelitas.com
Cytation High-Throughput Fluorescent Colony Formation Assay
Te Cytation™ mode
readers
5- and 7-cell imaging multi- provide
automated high-
throughput digital fluorescence, bright-field and phase microscopy in conjunction with plate reader optics with UV/Vus absorbance, fluorescence, and luminescence. Cytation systems are ideal for in vitro cellular and colony
crystal violet assays, for example, cancer cells.
BioTek
www.biotek.com
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