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New Full HD Multi-Output Camera Launched
Motic Microscopes presents a new Full HD Multi-Output camera, the Moticam 1080, as the improved successor of the well-established model Moticam580. The Moticam 1080 is dedicated to documentation of microscopic results with a clear focus on maximum colour fidelity and fast live image. The Moticam 1080 as a stand-alone system works without computer and delivers an impressive 1080 (60P) live image on HDMI screen.
Still images or videos from the microscope can be saved onto an SD card. To control image and capture parameters via a powerful onboard software, just connect a wireless mouse to the USB port. In case the full functionality of the new Motic Images Plus 3.0 with its measuring tools is needed, the Moticam 1080 can also be plugged into a Windows, OSX or Linux system through USB. “With its powerful onboard software the new Moticam 1080 displays a state-of-the-art live image, a real highlight in the history of Motic’s Multi-Output cameras,” Dr Hans-Jürgen Klemenz, Product Manager in Motic Europe, pointed out. The Moticam 1080 comes along as a well-known All-in-one Box concept. Software and additional mounting options are included as well as a calibration tool.
38980pr@reply-direct.com New Cryo-correlative Microscopy Stage Greatly Improves Workflows
Linkam has been developing cryo stages for correlative microscopy for many years and continues to be at the forefront of cryo correlative microscopy with the latest update of their LINK software for the CMS196M, providing improved imaging capabilities and the new liquid nitrogen autofill system providing longer run times.
Cryo-correlative microscopy has become an established technique in recent years. It brings together the strengths of both electron and light (fluorescence) microscopy. Electron microscopy (EM) provides structural information at very high resolution. However, it can give only restricted insight into biological and chemical processes due to limitations in staining and sample preparation processes. On the other hand, fluorescence microscopy is an extremely sensitive technique to detect biological, chemical and genetic processes as well as events inside living cells.
Cryo-CLEM brings it all together: combining the individual advantages from both fluorescence and EM by imaging the same sample location with both techniques and superimposing the complementary information.
For biological samples to be compatible with the vacuum conditions found in EM and preserve the structural detail, samples are embedded in vitrified ‘glass like’ ice and need to be kept below -140°C. Any contact with moisture contained in the air has to be avoided since ice crystals would form immediately and contaminate the sample. Under cryo-conditions, the fluorescence signals providing structural detail is preserved and photo bleaching is significantly reduced.
LINK software for the CMS196 provides complete control and monitoring of the system as well as fully- automated tiled image capture. The integrated, encoded, high resolution motorised XY stage gives the ability to capture an image of the entire EM grid at full resolution. Shown below, the system produces a single image of the EM grid that can then be used to navigate the sample and save co-ordinates of areas of interest making it easy to image the same area when the sample is transferred to the EM. In addition, LINK can now be supplied with an extremely cost effective, high sensitivity monochrome camera ideal for low light fluorescence imaging.
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New SEM Provides Ultrahigh Resolution Imaging of Large Samples in their Native State
Jeol USA introduces a new Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) that combines the performance of a Field Emission SEM with the simplicity of the Jeol InTouchScope SEM series. The new JSM-IT300HR features exceptional image fidelity at any kV with a high brightness, long life emitter. Offering higher resolution and magnification than ever before in this series, the IT300HR greatly enhances surface topography and contrast.
A rugged in-chamber specimen stage and large chamber accommodate a wide variety of samples of different shapes, sizes, and weights, enabling users to secure large, heavy and odd shaped objects on the stage with clear positioning prior to evacuating the chamber.
The specimen chamber’s twelve geometrically-optimised analytical ports allow for multiple detectors, creating a virtual nano-lab inside the SEM. Low vacuum capability is a standard feature and allows for imaging and analysis of all types of samples in their native state. When configured with a Jeol EDS detector, fast analysis is done directly within the SEM software interface.
InTouchScope™ series SEMs are designed to make operation intuitive, and controlled through touchscreen interface using multi-touch gestures and/or traditional keyboard/mouse and operation panel. A ‘Navi’ mode guides operation from sample introduction to automatic condition setting for new or occasional users.
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