IndustryNews
RPMC Lasers Announces Inventory Strategy to Mitigate Customers’ Supply Chain Issues
RPMC Lasers Inc. has developed a new supply chain and inventory strategy to help soſten the blow from the continuing worldwide supply
chain issues. With the increasing chaos and uncertainty in the shipping industry, RPMC is hoping to do its part to ensure that customers get the products they need by shortening lead times wherever possible.
RPMC
www.rpmclasers.com
Olympus Makes it Evident
Olympus Corporation has announced the completion of the separation of its Scientific Solu- tions business to a wholly owned subsidiary, Evident Corporation.
Following the divestiture of its imaging business, this move fur- ther signifies the company’s long-term strategy to cement its posi- tion as a major player in the med tech industry. Te proposed split was first announced in June 2021. Evident, a newly established, wholly owned subsidiary headquartered in Japan, continues to operate independently under the Olympus umbrella.
Evident Corporation
www.evidentscientific.com/en
CytoViva Newly Designed Website
Since 2005, CytoViva has helped hundreds of research and industry laboratories solve criti- cal problems at the nanoscale with its state- of-the-art hyperspectral microscope tech- nology. Research applications supported by CytoViva range from nanotechnology to dig- ital pathology. Te website features CytoVi-
va’s enhanced darkfield optical and hyperspectral microscopy systems that are used in hundreds of labs around the world.
CytoViva
www.cytoviva.com
Inscoper scanFRAP for Live Cell Imaging
The Inscoper scanFRAP (f luorescence recovery aſter photobleaching) is a turnkey system developed for photomanipulation and optogenetics experiments in micros- copy. Based on galvanometric mirror and
optimized control technologies, this multi-purpose solution offers users capabilities for a wide range of in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo applications and can be combined within multidimen- sional acquisition sequences in the same soſtware environment.
Inscoper
www.inscoper.com/scanfrap
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MiTeGen
www.mitegen.com/cryoem
Alluxa Introduces PVD Process
Alluxa’s innovative, next-generation SIRRUS™ plasma physical vapor deposition (PVD) plat- form offers full spectral coverage from ultra- violet
deepest blocking available while maintaining high-performance, precision wavelength control, and extremely uniform coatings.
Alluxa
www.alluxa.com
www.microscopy-today.com • 2022 July Nanosurf Changes in Leadership
In the last 13 years, under the leadership of CEO Urs Matter, Nanosurf has undergone a huge phase of development and growth. Te Nanosurf Board decided the following changes to the management structure would be beneficial: as of June 1st, Dominik
Ziegler will become the new CEO, and James Berwick will take on the role of COO. Te newly created Chief Operating Officer role will focus heavily on the operational performance of the business, as the evolution of Nanosurf ’s growth-story continues.
NanoSurf
www.nanosurf.com/en
Olympus Discovery Center Inaugurated at the University of Maryland (UMD)
Housed in A. James Clark Hall, a new Olympus Discovery Center advanced microscopy facility fosters bioscience discovery. Te inauguration of the Center at UMD equips its bioengi- neering scientists with crucial imaging
tools to expand and progress their research. Providing a suite of powerful, high-performance microscopy systems, the new facility enables observation deep into living tissue to encourage ground-breaking study of cellular and subcellular events.
Evident Corporation
www.evidentscientific.com/en
Cryo-EM Tool Kits
MiTeGen has created a series of cryo- EM lab tool kits that are designed to provide labs with everything they need to start using cryo-EM with their samples. Te cryo-EM tool kits range from the Basic Kit, which is designed for labs just starting out in
the preparation of their own samples, to the Complete Lab Tool Kit for larger research labs.
(200 nm) to infrared (14 μm). The
proprietary process enables optical filters with the steepest edges, highest transmission, and
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